With more than a decade of consulting experience in clinical research trials, Sally Brinkmann facilitates advancements in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry. Sally Brinkmann acts as an independent clinical research consultant, resolving any issues during the clinical trial period. In her crucial role, Sally Brinkmann offers a range of services including auditing services before FDA submissions.

To better serve her clientele Sally Brinkmann developed her own private, incorporated, clinical research consulting company. In this capacity Sally Brinkmann may provide services for a company in the capacity as a Senior Consultant, Director, or Auditor. Sally Brinkmann audits clinical drug trials both retrospectively and in preparation for submission to the FDA. Sally Brinkmann works with companies to set milestones and maintain the critical path. In her executive role with the company, Sally Brinkmann resolves backlog issues and trains team members and fellow clinical research associates. Sally Brinkmann imparts crucial information and uncovers key violations her clients must resolve before they submit their clinical trial information to the FDA. Sally Brinkmann offers creative solutions to ease the clinical trial process.

Before her role as independent clinical research consultant and owner of a private consulting company, Sally Brinkmann supervised clinical trial phases II and III at Hoffmann-La Roche. Focused on pediatric and adult organ transplant studies, Senior Clinical Research Consultant Sally Brinkmann provided her expertise in cardiac, renal, and hepatic areas. In addition to her site management, Sally Brinkmann maintained clinical trial payments, budgets, contracts, and ethical principles. Sally Brinkmann also took on a role as a regional clinical research associate with IBRD-Rostrum Global, leading Phase II through IV studies and educating fellow clinical research associates. As a transplant coordinator with the California Transplant Donor Network, Sally Brinkmann managed donors, provided support to families enduring the donor process, provided on-going organ donor education, and directed the placement of organ and tissue transplants to the appropriate hospitals.

Sally Brinkmann participates in a Master’s Certificate Project Management program and is a certified pediatric intensive care nurse, procurement transplant coordinator, and trauma nurse. With the United States Air Force Nurse Corps, Sally Brinkmann ranked as a First Lieutenant and ended her tenure with an Honorable Discharge. Sally Brinkmann received her Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences from the University of Redlands and her Registered Nurse Diploma at the Bryn Mawr Hospital School of Nursing. Sally Brinkmann regularly contributes to the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, World Wildlife Fund, and the Sierra Club.