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It’s time to shine for Lucid’s rare disease team

May 11, 2017 |  

- PMLiVE
No team members were getting their hands dirty today! Instead, they were treated to car valets and manicures as a thank you for all their hard work delivering a number of meetings, on top of winning a hat-trick of pitches for new work. 

The rare diseases team is led by Alison Cantle (Business Unit Director), who commented, “The team have worked incredibly hard since the start of 2017. We have grown our business unit, which focuses on rare diseases, by over 40% since January, while simultaneously delivering a number of key programmes for our clients. We wanted to let the team know just how thankful we are for their passion and dedication. It is truly rewarding to know that everything we do is helping to advance outcomes for patients.”   

If you want to work with the best in medical education, and you’re looking for a company with a refreshing approach, contact Dan (Daniel@lucid-group.co.uk, 01494 755 495).

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