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Katrini Lopes

Katrini Lopes

  • Research Database Manager, Global Technology

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Katrini Lopes is a seasoned clinical data manager adept at overseeing the full lifecycle of clinical data processes across diverse research environments. Before joining St. Jude, she served as the senior manager of clinical data management at Exai Bio in the United States, where she managed all aspects of database design, data collection, and maintenance while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Her technical prowess extends to multiple coding languages and electronic data capture systems, particularly in implementing CDISCCDASH SDTM standards. Utilizing Python and R in Databricks, Katrini develops sophisticated data solutions that enable the engineering department to analyze data with AI and ML, aiding in identifying unique patterns in oncRNAs and enhancing cancer patient care.

Previously, Katrini held roles as the associate director of clinical data management at Care Access in the United States and as a clinical data manager – research method specialist at the University of Toronto - CAMH in Canada. In Canada, she collaborated with investigators and cross-functional teams to optimize study start-up activities and ensure adherence to regulatory, safety, and ethical standards, significantly enhancing data quality and accuracy across clinical trials.

Her educational credentials include advanced degrees and certifications in data analytics, molecular medicine, and neuropsychology from prestigious institutions such as Cornell University and the University of São Paulo. Katrini's commitment to ongoing professional development is demonstrated by her recent certifications in data privacy and database management.

Motivated by the chance to significantly impact medical research and improve patient outcomes, Katrini's work at St. Jude reflects her dedication to both professional excellence and compassionate healthcare.

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and pets and attending equestrian competitions with her kids.

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