Marissa Hill

May 19, 2025

The Heart of SCRS: Our Team Reflects on Clinical Trials Day

High turnover at clinical research sites is a significant challenge, leading to disrupted trials, increased costs, and a strained workforce. The reliance on temporary staff often exacerbates these issues. A new approach is needed—one that embeds experienced, sponsor-funded professionals directly at sites. This model helps provide stability, reduces financial burdens on sites, and improves trial continuity and patient experiences. By rethinking the staffing model, we can address the root causes of turnover and create a more sustainable framework for clinical trials.
August 26, 2021

SCRS Announces 2021 Site Tank and SPRIA Finalists

Contact:  SCRS Communications  Society for Clinical Research Sites  410.696.5080 x150  communications@myscrs.org  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  SCRS Announces 2021 Site Tank™ and SPRIA Finalists Hanover, MD, August 26, […]
June 2, 2021

Datacubed Joins SCRS as Global Impact Partner

Contact:SCRS CommunicationsSociety for Clinical Research Sites410.696.5080communications@myscrs.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Datacubed Joins SCRS as Global Impact Partner Hanover, MD, June 2, 2021 – The Society for Clinical Research […]
May 4, 2021

Darren Cowan Joins SCRS Leadership Council

Contact:SCRS CommunicationsSociety for Clinical Research Sites410.696.5080communications@myscrs.org  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Darren Cowan Joins SCRS Leadership Council Hanover, MD, May 4, 2021 – Today, the Society for Clinical […]
May 3, 2021

SCRS Welcomes Medrio to the Global Impact Partner Program

Contact:SCRS CommunicationsSociety for Clinical Research Sites410.696.5080communications@myscrs.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SCRS Welcomes Medrio to the Global Impact Partner Program Hanover, MD, May 3, 2021 – The Society for […]