INWR Team Update: Celebrating October Strange's New Role

We're excited to congratulate October Strange on their transition from Research Assistant/Data Coordinator to Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) at Inland Northwest Research.

After years of working toward this goal, October is now leading studies while working directly with participants, guiding them through the clinical research process, and helping ensure every study is conducted with accuracy and care.

October is currently coordinating PD GENEration, a Parkinson's Foundation registry study that offers free genetic testing and counseling, as well as Neulark, a clinical trial investigating a potential treatment for people with LRRK2-driven Parkinson's disease.

Known for their attention to detail and passion for science, October is committed to producing high-quality research data while providing participants with a positive experience throughout their study journey.

Outside of work, October enjoys horror books and movies, heavy metal music, DIY projects, swimming, mini golf, and spending time with her partner and her dog.

Please join us in congratulating October on this exciting next step. We're proud to have them helping advance neurological research and improve the future of patient care.

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