Overview
Employees
11-50 employees
Revenue
Non-Applicable per year
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Great Lakes Clinical Trials is a clinical research facility located in Chicago, specializing in the testing of new medications and treatments for a variety of mental health, neurological and general health conditions. The clinic offers a professional staff that includes board-certified physicians, psychologists, nurses and study coordinators, committed to conducting trials in accordance with all Federal, State and GCP/ICH guidelines. Great Lakes Clinical Trials is focused on providing high quality care, while ensuring the integrity of the data collected. The Great Lakes Clinical Trials facility consists of 4 exam rooms, 3 private interview rooms, double-locked and temperature/humidity controlled medication storage, processing laboratory, secure record storage, PK ward, 15 beds for overnight visits, dining area, and patient lounge. Great Lakes also runs a clinic dedicated to offering free community health screens. Steve Satek is the Founder and President of Great Lakes Clinical Trials. Prior to opening his clinic, Steve served as the Senior Vice President at the Thievon-Wright Consulting Group (TWCG), where he specialized in the design, implementation, and management of central nervous system and clinical pharmacology research programs. In that role, he helped manage a network of clinical research sites across the U.S., which focused in the conduct of complex psychiatric and neurologic trials. Prior to joining TWCG, Steve served as the Vice President at Forenap Pharma, a full-service CRO with a 72-bed clinical pharmacology unit located in Rouffach, France and as Director of Regional Operations for Radiant Research, a Site Management Organization consisting of over 40 late phase sites and 7 clinical pharmacology units. With over 25 years in the clinical research industry, Steve offers a diverse and thorough knowledge of clinical trial operations, business development, recruitment programs, budgeting & contracting services and regulatory functions.
