The right team to deliver your trial

Megan Morrison is the Chief Executive Officer of Paratus Clinical, bringing more than 24 years of experience in the clinical research industry. She has held senior leadership roles across sponsor organisations, CROs and clinical sites, giving her a uniquely comprehensive perspective on the challenges and opportunities across the drug development ecosystem. With a background in pharmacology and a Master of Business Administration, Megan combines scientific expertise with commercial and operational acumen. She is committed to advancing Australia’s role in global clinical research by expanding access to innovative studies, strengthening partnerships with sponsors, and ensuring that high-quality outcomes are delivered for both patients and partners.

Carolyn has worked in clinical trials since 2002 within the public hospital system, industry, and now private sites. A lawyer specialising in clinical trial compliance, regulation and quality, Carolyn has consulted to a number of sponsors in regard to their clinical trial regulatory obligations. She has trained clinical trial teams in this regulation and compliance, in particular ICH GCP. Carolyn understands the clinical trial process from initial review to final reporting, having sat as Secretary of various research committees including Human Research Ethics Committees, Animal Ethics Committees, and Institutional Biosafety Committees. After serving on the Paratus Board since inception, Carolyn now leads Paratus in the operation of all clinical trials across our four sites.

Matt has worked in the medical and clinical research industry since 2000, with experience working for multinational companies in Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America, holding positions of increasing responsibility in business development and commercial leadership. In 2015 he was a Co-Founder of Paratus Clinical, sought and attained funding to establish and develop the business of which he is now a Director and Chief Commercial Officer for.

Dr Leah graduated from the Australia National University and then completed training with ACT Health and the Calvary hospitals, prior to moving into General Practice in Canberra. She has further training in Child Health and Palliative Care.

Dr Douglas graduated from the University of NSW then trained in St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney and The Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane. He has undertaken further training in Emergency Medicine and Psychiatry having also worked in Geriatrics, Intensive Care, Palliative Care, Orthopaedics and General Surgery. With an interest in epidemiology and population health, he is currently undertaking a Master’s in Public Health.