Sandra Freeman, CCRC

Education

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2012:

AAS, Business Management, Mid-State Technical College, Marshfield, WI

2008:

General Coursework, Mid-State Technical College, Marshfield, WI

2007:

Coursework - Nursing Pharmacology, Mid-State Technical College, Marshfield, WI

2005:

Coursework - Anatomy & Physiology, Mid-State Technical College, Marshfield, WI

Work Experience

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2019 to Present:

Research Coordinator IV - Fritz Wenzel Center for Clinical Research - MCRI, Marshfield Clinic Health System, Marshfield, WI

2014 to 2019:

Research Coordinator Associate -Team Lead - Clinical Research Center, Marshfield Clinic Health System, Marshfield, WI

1992 to 2014:

Clinical Research Coordinator - Clinical Research Center, Marshfield Clinic Research Institute, a division of Marshfield Clinic Inc., Marshfield, WI

1986 to 1992:

Receptionist - Pediatrics Department, MCHS Hospitals, Inc. d/b/a Marshfield Medical Center, Marshfield, WI

1985 to 1986:

Flex Staffing, MCHS Hospitals, Inc. d/b/a Marshfield Medical Center, Marshfield, WI

Statement

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Sandy began her career with the Marshfield Clinic Health System in August 1985 and has worked with staff throughout the system. Sandy worked as a receptionist in pediatrics until 1992 when she soon found her passion of working with patients and families as a Research Coordinator.

Over the years, Sandy has worked on a variety of pediatric/adult vaccine and infectious disease studies. Today our patients have access to many of these vaccines such as chicken pox, shingles, and HPV vaccines, not to mention the many other trials she has participated in. Sandy's assistance in these trials has not gone unnoticed as she was listed as an author in 2 CDC publications with the MMR vaccine studies conduct by the Marshfield Clinic. Sandy truly enjoys working with our providers and the patients they see to provide them alternative choices to their medical care through the clinical trials conducted at the Marshfield Clinic Health System. With continued research efforts, we’ll prevent even more diseases like C-Difficile and maybe even Ebola! Sandy would like to say “Thank You” to the 100’s of research participants she’s meet throughout the years.

Professional Societies

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Association of Clinical Research Professionals, Member