Survey Healthcare Global
Conor McGlade has a diverse background in writing, research, and client relationships. With experience in roles such as Staff Writer at Thomas, Manager of Business Development at SIS International Research, and currently serving as Associate VP of Client Relationships at Survey Healthcare Global, Conor has a strong foundation in business development and content creation. Additionally, Conor has experience in roles such as Writer and Technical Assistant at RGTV, Researcher and Editor at Common Mode, and Researcher and Graphic Designer at Spread the Words, showcasing a versatile skill set in writing, editing, research, and graphic design. Conor holds a Bachelor's degree in English from Stonehill College and has furthered education in English from the University of Galway.
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Survey Healthcare Global
Survey Healthcare Global (SHG), formerly SurveyHealthcareGlobus, has been a leader in healthcare market research, specializing in online survey data collection services that include quantitative and qualitative healthcare research, panel recruitment, programming and fieldwork management. We work directly with market research agencies and consultancies, to support pharmaceutical and medical device companies in making decisions that affect health outcomes. We do this by providing access to our global panel of 2M+ HCPs including physicians, allied healthcare professionals, payors, patients, caregivers, and key opinion leaders (KOLs) from the US, Canada, and Europe. All of our HCP survey respondents are profiled and verified in order to provide you with the most qualified healthcare perspective. Leveraging customized solutions via our proprietary technology suite, we work collaboratively with our clients to address their unique, individual needs and achieve their data research goals. With a knowledgeable team of industry experts across our global locations, we pride ourselves on providing 24-hour, top-notch client coverage, to deliver perfect data on time and within budget.