List of Clinical Research Companies in Pennsylvania - 4

ClinSmart is a contract research organization based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. We offer personalized, comprehensive clinical development services with an experienced and dedicated staff. You can count on our team of industrial and academic professionals to manage key aspects of your upcoming trial. Our service offerings include: • Drug safety • Regulatory • IND preparation • Clinical strategy • Project management • Biostatistics & programming • Site management • Data management • Medical writing

DSG, Inc. is a leading global eClinical provider with a fully unified suite of innovative technology solutions and data management services for the global clinical research community. DSG's eClinical software platform provides competitive advantage that is cost-effective with on-time project delivery. DSG solutions have been used in thousands of clinical trials around the globe with our award-winning eCaseLink™ platform and eCaseLink Designer for enterprise licensing. Founded in 1992, the company is proud to be recognized as the first provider of a fully integrated EDC and IRT Randomization and Trial Supply Management system with the SCDM Data Driven Innovation Award. For more information, please visit www.dsg-us.com

PPD is part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, the world leader in serving science. Together, Thermo Fisher and its PPD clinical research business are creating a unique opportunity to advance their shared pursuit to enable customers to make the world healthier by accelerating the development of new medicines. We offer a comprehensive suite of world-class services across the clinical development spectrum – from scientific discovery, to assessing safety, efficacy, and health care outcomes, to managing clinical trial logistics, to the development and manufacturing of the drug product.

We are a multidisciplinary membership-based scientific organization that designs and conducts biomarker-driven cancer research involving adults who have or are at risk of developing cancer