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Excitement over advancements in cystic fibrosis research/care is always palpable when you step into one of the most historic operating rooms in the world to gather with top medical minds in the field.
Massachusetts General Hospital’s circa-1821 “Ether Dome” played host to the Richard C. Talamo Memorial Lecture on November 19 and it was only fitting that StratAcuity was a sponsor for the third year running.
As a top biotechnology/pharmaceutical recruitment firm, StratAcuity is intimately familiar with the type of scientific talent needed to tackle complex diseases and genetic disorders like CF – a life-threatening genetic disorder that impacts the lungs and digestive system.
StratAcuity was born in part by its founders desire to make sure top scientists are plugged into cutting-edge companies working to extend and improve the lives of those living with CF and other illnesses.
It’s for this reason that our recruiting firm has been sponsoring a Talamo Memorial Lecture that honors the memory of Richard Talamo – an outstanding pediatric pulmonologist who practiced in Boston and cared for many individuals diagnosed with CF.
On Nov. 19 professionals from around the country gathered in the historic amphitheater to share advancements in CF science and honor those leading the charge whether it be in the laboratory or bedside.
Attendees heard from Bonnie Ramsey – the head of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s clinical arm – and got the chance to marvel at the talent filling an Ether Dome that’s an experience in an of itself.
We at StratAcuity continue to be amazed by the dedication of those tackling CF and other complex diseases, but our staff is no stranger to the talented scientist and companies working in a Boston area rife with opportunity.
Our biotech recruiting firm works only with top scientists and is always looking to find the perfect career for the types of people recognized annually by the Richard C. Talamo awards.
The annual Talamo Lecture only makes us strive harder as we see the types of results that can be achieved when the right people are working on a cure.
Massachusetts General Hospital’s circa-1821 “Ether Dome” played host to the Richard C. Talamo Memorial Lecture on November 19 and it was only fitting that StratAcuity was a sponsor for the third year running.
As a top biotechnology/pharmaceutical recruitment firm, StratAcuity is intimately familiar with the type of scientific talent needed to tackle complex diseases and genetic disorders like CF – a life-threatening genetic disorder that impacts the lungs and digestive system.
StratAcuity was born in part by its founders desire to make sure top scientists are plugged into cutting-edge companies working to extend and improve the lives of those living with CF and other illnesses.
It’s for this reason that our recruiting firm has been sponsoring a Talamo Memorial Lecture that honors the memory of Richard Talamo – an outstanding pediatric pulmonologist who practiced in Boston and cared for many individuals diagnosed with CF.
On Nov. 19 professionals from around the country gathered in the historic amphitheater to share advancements in CF science and honor those leading the charge whether it be in the laboratory or bedside.
Attendees heard from Bonnie Ramsey – the head of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s clinical arm – and got the chance to marvel at the talent filling an Ether Dome that’s an experience in an of itself.
We at StratAcuity continue to be amazed by the dedication of those tackling CF and other complex diseases, but our staff is no stranger to the talented scientist and companies working in a Boston area rife with opportunity.
Our biotech recruiting firm works only with top scientists and is always looking to find the perfect career for the types of people recognized annually by the Richard C. Talamo awards.
The annual Talamo Lecture only makes us strive harder as we see the types of results that can be achieved when the right people are working on a cure.
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