mdgroup
Madison Feldman (Heck), MPH, CHES, serves as the Global Manager for Navigator Project Coordination at mdgroup since November 2021, leading a team dedicated to patient-centric clinical trial studies and fostering collaboration across departments. Prior experience includes roles in medical writing at Haymarket Media Group, public health representation at the New Jersey Department of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic, and research analysis at Parts Life, Inc. Madison's significant contributions to community outreach were made while serving as Development Coordinator and Special Events Intern at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Madison holds a Master of Public Health from Capella University and a Bachelor's degree in Public Health from East Carolina University.
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mdgroup
We’re on a mission to make life better for patients taking part in clinical trials around the world, and their caregivers. Our solutions focus on the four key elements of a successful clinical trial: recruitment, engagement, retention and trial outcomes. Combining our in-house technology platforms with 24/7 truly personalised patient care, we focus on creating remarkable patient experiences at every stage of the clinical journey. ‘Remarkable’ means going above and beyond to support patients in a way that works best for them and their lives. Whether that’s facilitating clinical trial participation in their own homes, supporting them to travel safely to and from study sites, or using technology to manage everything from expense reimbursement to telehealth, we work with our partners to support the protocol design that meets their patient’s needs. Understanding the complexities of the patient journey is paramount to advancing medicine, and exploring digital technology that enables better trial outcomes has never been more important. This all starts with putting patients first in clinical research. When you partner with us, your patients receive a truly remarkable service and your trial outcomes are better.