Michael McCausland is a seasoned Program Manager currently supporting the Chief Scientist's Office at the 59th Medical Wing (59MDW) of the Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center (WHASC) located at Lackland Air Force Base. With a robust background in strategic management and innovation, Michael excels in...
Michael McCausland is a seasoned Program Manager currently supporting the Chief Scientist's Office at the 59th Medical Wing (59MDW) of the Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center (WHASC) located at Lackland Air Force Base. With a robust background in strategic management and innovation, Michael excels in overseeing complex projects that bridge the gap between clinical research and operational excellence. His expertise spans across Phase I-IV clinical research management, where he has successfully led interdisciplinary teams in navigating the intricacies of regulatory submissions and therapeutic areas such as neurology, immunology, and pharmacology.
In his current role, Michael is instrumental in developing and executing comprehensive operations plans that align with the strategic objectives of the Chief Scientist's Office. His key projects often involve the implementation of funding execution platforms that streamline budget negotiations and costing processes, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently to maximize impact. Michael’s adeptness in change management allows him to effectively guide teams through transitions, fostering an environment of continuous improvement and innovation.
As a member of Delta Mu Delta, Michael is committed to upholding the highest standards of excellence in business development and operational consulting. His skills in subject recruitment and clinical operations further enhance his ability to deliver results that not only meet but exceed stakeholder expectations. Through his leadership and vision, Michael McCausland continues to make significant contributions to the field of clinical research and program management, driving advancements that ultimately benefit patient care and outcomes.