Discovery

Curtis Rodriguez is a Senior Director of Business Development, Strategic Accounts at Greenphire. In this capacity, Curtis manages relationships with some of the clinical trial industry’s largest pharmaceutical company sponsors to convey the value of financial automation. In this collaborative capacity, Curtis works with clients to understand current processes, identify areas for ROI and initiate global technology solution implementation. This helps studies improve patient retention, and provide heightened transparency. As one of Greenphire’s earliest hires, Curtis has seen the company grow from its first days to becoming the industry leader Greenphire is today.

Beth came to Greenphire with over 12 years in patient recruitment and customer success experience. Now as part of the CRO Partner Team at Greenphire Beth manages Top 10 CRO accounts. “Part of what I love about my job is working with CRO’s to expand their services to include Patient Convenience Solutions. Greenphire’s portal makes it easy for sites to both reimburse and book patients’ travel.  It’s always exciting to see that “Ah-ha” moment when CRO’s and sponsors understand how easy it is to support patients and sites participating in their clinical trials. And coming from a patient recruitment background I’m always advocating for more patient support.”

Joe has served as Greenphire’s Senior Solutions Specialist of Strategic Accounts for ClinCard, working with sites and Universities  University for over three years.  Having extensive previous experience in clinical research support at an academic medical center and with the US Dept of Veterans Affairs for almost 30 years, Joe closely knows the site journey. “I enjoy helping our university, hospital and smaller clinical research sites through Greenphire because I have been in the shoes of clinical research staff.  I understand their passion, professionalism and commitment to the greater good through scientific discovery and improved clinical outcomes.  There is no profession I would rather be a part of than clinical research”.