Some previous studies that I was lead Recruiter on or a part of the Recruitment Team
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The document lists 20 clinical trial studies where the author was the lead recruiter or part of the recruitment team. The studies were conducted by Advanced Biomedical Research and took place in New Jersey, United States.
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