How do you manage complexity in radiopharmaceutical trials? 

Running a pivotal radiopharmaceutical trial demands flawless coordination across science, logistics, and safety. In this webinar, PSI’s Lucy Knight from PSI shares practical strategies for managing the unique complexities of RLT studies — from handling short half-life materials and ensuring site readiness to streamlining imaging, dosing, and patient enrollment. Learn how specialized operational support and cross-functional collaboration can drive accuracy, efficiency, and success in every phase of your trial.

Presenter: Lucy Knight, Director, Project Management

Webinar Details

Running a radiopharmaceutical study requires more than scientific expertise — it demands coupled with an understanding of each indication and precise coordination across every operational layer. From managing radioactive materials with short half-lives to ensuring accurate imaging and patient safety, each step presents its own challenges and opportunities for innovation.  

In this session, Lucy Knight, Director, Project Management, PSI, will break down the key components of successful radiopharmaceutical trial execution, sharing practical insights from delivering 10 pivotal radiopharmaceutical trials. Save your spot to: 

  • Gain insights on how to effectively manage radioactive drug ordering, handling, scanning, and dosing 
  • Discover how incorporating specialized technical support can enhance collaboration among sponsors, sites, and vendors 
  • Ensure site readiness through close coordination across multidisciplinary teams, enabling accurate equipment calibration, safe IP administration, and timelyintegrated imaging data transfer 
  • Explore monitoring strategies and how to track, analyze, and assist in site recruitment and patient enrollment to meet key trial milestones 

Speakers

Lucy Knight

Director Project Management, RLT Programs

Lucy serves as a Director, Project Management, overseeing PSI’s most complex radiopharmaceutical programs. Lucy has been with PSI since October 2018 and brings over 20 years of clinical research experience and 167 years of global, full-service project management experience, including the delivery of over 20 studies in various oncology indications and radiopharmaceuticals. 

In 2021, Lucy received a silver award from PharmaTimes in recognition of her project management skills.Â