Anne Celle

Anne Celle has a strong background in clinical research and project management. Anne began their career at the Centre d'Investigation Clinique de Rennes and the Centre d'Investigation Clinique de Montpellier, where they completed internships as an Attachée de Recherche Clinique, gaining experience in planning and conducting research visits, data collection and entry, and document creation. Anne then worked as a Secrétaire Médicale at the CHU d'Angers and as a Telephone Researcher at Pexel Research Services.

In 2014, Anne had a role as a Secrétaire at Cabinet Olivier Celle before joining NATURALPHA as an Attachée de Recherche Clinique / Assistante Chef de Projet. At NATURALPHA, they played a key role in NASH and Alzheimer studies, managing monitoring visits, site file documentation, budget tracking, and coordinating research centers.

Anne's experience continued to grow as they became an Attachée de Recherche Clinique at the CHU d'Angers, where they conducted clinical research and managed site files. Anne then transitioned to altizem as a Deputy Clinical Project Manager, responsible for supporting clinical project management activities. Later, Anne joined DBV Technologies as a Clinical Project Manager, where they managed clinical projects until the end of 2020.

Most recently, Anne joined SparingVision as a Clinical Project Manager, starting in February 2021. Overall, Anne has developed a strong skill set in clinical project management, research coordination, and documentation management.

Anne Celle started their education in 2010 at Le Mans Université, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Biology with a focus on general studies. Anne completed the first year of their Bachelor's program in 2011.

Afterwards, in 2011, they enrolled at Faculté d'Ingénierie et Management de la Santé and pursued a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and Public Health with a specialization in Clinical Research. Anne completed this program in 2013.

In the same year, 2013, they also attended the University of the West of Scotland for a Honours Year in Applied Bioscience. Anne'sstudies in Scotland ended in 2014.

Lastly, Anne Celle returned to Faculté d'Ingénierie et Management de la Santé to pursue a Master's degree in Engineering and Management of Health with a focus on Clinical Research. Anne completed this program in 2015.

Based on the provided information, it is evident that Anne Celle has focused their education on various aspects of health and bioscience, specifically in the field of clinical research.