What does a director preclinical do?

A Director of Preclinical research oversees the early-stage development of drugs, medical devices, or therapies before human clinical trials begin. They manage preclinical studies, ensuring regulatory compliance, scientific rigor, and alignment with company goals. Responsibilities include designing research strategies, supervising laboratory teams, interpreting data, and collaborating with regulatory agencies such as the FDA. Their role is critical in assessing the safety and effectiveness of new treatments before advancing to human trials.