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Clinical development and medical strategy

Evidence to move medical innovation forward

Independent scientific and clinical expertise for organizations navigating development strategy, trial execution, safety, and medical communication.

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MD and MPH More than 20 years across medicine and research Global cross-functional experience

About the consultant

Clinical insight grounded in research

Dr. Ghazaryan brings together clinical practice, public health, and hands-on clinical development experience.

Her background spans patient care, infectious-disease research, respiratory and upper-airway disease, neuroscience, oncology, rare disease, vaccines, and medical-device development. She has contributed to protocol design, safety assessment, regulatory documentation, study oversight, scientific publication, and collaboration with investigators and key opinion leaders.

MedScience Consulting supports sponsors, research organizations, and health-focused teams that need clear medical judgment, rigorous evidence, and practical execution.

Consulting services

Focused support across clinical development

Engagements can be scoped for an individual deliverable, an active study, or broader program support.

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Clinical Development Strategy

Scientific and medical input for development plans, study rationale, objectives, endpoints, eligibility criteria, and safety measures.

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Protocol and Study Design

Critical review and development of protocols, case report forms, informed consent documents, and study implementation plans.

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Trial Feasibility and Execution

Country and site feasibility, standards-of-care assessment, investigator engagement, recruitment strategy, and operational problem-solving.

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Safety and Risk Assessment

Clinical review of adverse events, causality and severity assessment, signal evaluation, safety monitoring, and data reconciliation.

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Regulatory and Medical Documents

Medical input and review for INDs, NDAs, BLAs, investigator brochures, clinical study reports, DSURs, PADERs, and PBRERs.

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Scientific Communication

Publication strategy, manuscript and presentation support, evidence interpretation, medical content review, and expert-facing communication.

Therapeutic and functional expertise

Experience across complex programs

Infectious diseases

Antibacterials, respiratory infections, tuberculosis, HIV, malaria, and emerging infectious-disease programs.

Respiratory and upper-airway disease

Chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps, asthma, COPD, non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis, pneumonia, and ENT conditions.

Vaccines and biologics

Clinical development, ongoing safety assessment, signal evaluation, and benefit-risk considerations.

Neuroscience and rare disease

Development strategy and clinical input for Alzheimer disease and selected rare-disease programs.

Oncology and medical devices

Clinical and scientific contribution to multidisciplinary development programs and evidence plans.

Public health and global programs

Program assessment, survey design, monitoring and evaluation, and health initiatives across international settings.

Selected experience

Scientific leadership with measurable reach

Dr. Ghazaryan’s work includes clinical programs and peer-reviewed research in major medical journals.

10+ yearsDirect clinical practice and patient-care experience
2016–2025Medical Officer at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Peer reviewedPublished research in JAMA, The Lancet, NEJM, mBio, and other journals
ACTTContributions to major adaptive COVID-19 treatment trials
MERITRecipient of NIAID Merit Awards in 2019 and 2020
Scientific serviceJournal peer reviewer and professional committee contributor
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Contact

Discuss your clinical or scientific needs

For consulting availability, project scope, or collaboration inquiries, contact MedScience Consulting by email.

MedScience Consulting provides scientific and clinical-development consulting. Website content is for professional informational purposes and is not medical advice or patient-care guidance.