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CLINICAL RESEARCH MANAGER

Valerie White, CCRC

Biography

Valerie White has her associate’s degree in Liberal Arts. She has been a certified medical assistant since 1976.  Her current position is Clinical Research Manager. Her responsibilities include the operation and performance of the Clinical Research Program.

She has conducted research studies since 1988 and has been the clinical research coordinator for a wide variety of studies including diabetes, arthritis, hypertension, chronic pulmonary disease, asthma, gastrointestinal disorders, headaches, osteoporosis and ambulatory infectious disease. Her certification is from The Association of Clinical Professionals since January 1, 1997. She was recognized by the Academy of Clinical Research Professional at the National conference for maintaining her certification over a ten (10) years period. Without her commitment to high quality research trials, potentially life-saving therapies would not be available to the patients who need them.

She is the Co-founder of the New Mexico Chapter of Association of Clinical Research Professional. She has served as the chapters Secretary/Treasure and Chapter President.

Valerie’s maiden name is Martinez; she was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She is the 12th generation New Mexican with roots in Northern New Mexico since 1598, when her ancestors came here from Spain and England. She has three sisters and one brother, all who have achieved successful careers as teachers, business owners and management. Her father Lloyd served bravely in World War II and again in the Vietnam War along with her brother Lloyd. He retired from Kirtland Air Force base as a Civil Engineer. He was ordained as a deacon by Archbishop Robert Sanchez in 1976. He serves as a deacon for Sangre De Cristo Catholic Community. Her mother along with her father was commissioned by Archbishop James Peter Davis as Acolyte ministry to the sick. Her sister Cathi Moya has her master’s degree in Education and was honored with the National Teacher of the year award. She along with her husband traveled to Washington DC for an award ceremony and reception with President Clinton.

Valerie has one daughter, a granddaughter and grandson. In her spare time she volunteers for Project Love, which feeds and clothes people who are in need. She enjoys studying the bible, cooking, painting, scrape booking, hiking, biking and spending time with her family and friends.

If interested in participating in a clinical research trial, call 505-923-3232 for more information.

E. Michael Lewiecki, MD                                    
Lance A. Rudolph, MD

This page update 07/16/09