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2024 MARTHA FELDMAN AWARD

Nominations are being accepted for the 2024 Martha Feldman Award honoring a Washington individual who has contributed to the field of regulatory affairs and clinical trials, supported colleagues, and advanced the understanding of regulatory affairs and clinical trials among professionals and the public.

 

The nomination form is available online at 2024 Feldman Award Nomination Form

MARTHA FELDMAN BACKGROUND

The first Martha Feldman Award was presented in 2022. 

Martha Feldman started the Organization of Regulatory and Clinical Associates in 1993. Martha was a passionate professional. She was a truly gifted woman that used her intelligence to inspire so many lives, and made many contributions to the Pacific Northwest biomedical products arena. Martha was a fearless ground breaker and the advocate of all things related to science. She shared her pragmatic and often tongue-in-cheek perspective on regulatory affairs and what was needed in clinical trials. She provided valuable input and advice to those in the start-up and IP commercialization community. Martha was always a mentor and believed in her peers and students.

AWARD INFORMATION

• Nominations must be received at awards-banquet@orcanw.org by Friday, May 31, midnight.
• The winner will be chosen by the ORCA Board after evaluation of all submitted nominations. Winner will be announced by June 30, 2024.
• Presentation of the award will take place on September 17, 2024, at the ORCA Banquet. Award winner should be present to accept award and speak (approx. 5 minutes).

CRITERIA

• Nominee should have fostered the understanding of regulatory affairs and clinical trials through leadership activities, communication and mentoring.
• The nominee should be affiliated with the regulatory and clinical associate community which includes those who support or work and innovate in the life sciences through drug, device, and biologics development and regulation and through clinical trials management and monitoring.
• Award nominees must be geographically located within Washington state.
• Nominee can be from industry, academia, a non-profit or a government agency.
• Neither nominee nor nominator need to be ORCA members.
• Self-nominations are welcomed.

1. Completion of the nomination form with contact details and nominator’s statements of support
   The nomination form is available at 2024MFANominationForm

2. Nominee’s resume, CV or URL of LinkedIn profile, highlighting outreach, mentoring activities, and awards in addition to education and career path.