Chen Keinan

Chen Keinan has extensive work experience in the field of clinical research. They started their career in 2006 as a Laboratory Supervisor at Barkan Winery. They then moved on to work as a Clinical Study Coordinator at Sourasky Medical Center from 2007 to 2009.

In 2009, Chen joined Perfection-CRO Ltd. as a Senior Clinical Trial Assistant (CTA). In this role, they were responsible for administrative and regulatory aspects of multiple trials in various areas of medicine. They also assisted Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) with site management, conducted monitoring activities, and maintained excellent working relationships with stakeholders.

From 2017 to 2021, Chen worked as a Clinical Research Associate at CTNT Clinical Trials Services. They played a key role in managing clinical trials and ensuring compliance with protocols and regulations.

In 2021, Chen joined GCP Clinical Studies as a Clinical Research Associate. They were later promoted to the role of Senior Clinical Research Associate in 2022, where they continued to contribute to the success of various clinical trials.

Currently, Chen is working at TFS HealthScience - Contract Research Organization as a Senior Clinical Research Associate.

Chen Keinan has a diverse education history primarily focused on the field of clinical trials. In 2007, Chen obtained a certificate in Monitors of Clinical Trials (Clinical Research Associate, CRA) from the BioForum applied knowledge center in Rehovot, Israel. In 2009, Chen completed an overview course on ICH-GCP at Schering Plough. In 2013, Chen received general ICH-GCP and Ethics Training from SynterActHCR. The following year, Chen attended BioForum in Nes-Tziona, Israel to update their knowledge on ICH-GCP practices. In 2016, Chen obtained a GCP Auditor Certificate from NBScience in London, UK, specifically focusing on clinical trials. Additionally, Chen holds a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Animal Sciences from The Hebrew University's Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences, which was completed between 1997 and 2001.