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Benoit TeteAtlanta, Georgia

Grounded in research.
Built for what’s next.

I connect clinical research, operations, and applied AI to help teams do better work.

From patient intake to site leadership, my work is shaped by what happens on the ground—and what we can improve.

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Clinical operationsProduct ownershipApplied AINeuroscience
Experience in practice

Scientific grounding.
Operational perspective.

10,000+

Patient encounters
across my clinical research career

40+

Clinical trials overseen
at any given time

01 / Selected work

Where practice
becomes progress.

A closer look at the work connecting people, clinical evidence, and better systems.

01Product ownership · Applied AI

Clinical knowledge,
made more useful.

Product ownership for a clinical research knowledge and QA tool supporting question answering and quality assurance.

The focus

Bring the realities of clinical operations into the design of intelligent systems and workflows.

Clinical workflowsKnowledge & QAProduct thinking
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My role

Serve as Product Owner, connecting clinical research needs with the development of a knowledge and QA tool.

The work

Implement intelligent systems and workflows as part of the modernization of clinical research operations.

The perspective

Experience coordinating trials and managing a site informs how I approach the questions, documentation, and workflows these tools need to support.

02Clinical operations

Leading the work
behind the trials.

Site-level leadership across more than 40 concurrent clinical trials, with responsibility for people, trial delivery, quality, and revenue goals.

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Responsibilities

Manage clinical research coordinators and research assistants. Work across recruitment, marketing, quality, finance, and contracts.

Selected outcomes

Facilitated multiple first-patient-in milestones, supported strong enrollment performance, and secured additional trials through sponsor communication.

Leadership focus

Staff development, clear accountability, and quality and compliance across daily trial activities.

03Neuroscience research

Understanding
the mechanisms.

Research at Georgia State University’s Cox Lab investigating molecular chaperones, dendritic development, and mechanisms relevant to Huntington’s disease.

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Hands-on research

Worked with Drosophila melanogaster, genetic laboratory techniques, and neuronal imaging and analysis using Photoshop, NeuTube, and ZEN.

Scientific contribution

Coauthored a 2024 paper on CCT, Cullin1, and TORC1 in dendritic arborization, with a formal analysis contribution.

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02 / Experience

A perspective
built from
the ground up.

Progressing through research, patient intake, coordination, and leadership has given me a view of clinical trials from several sides.

Education

B.S. in Neuroscience

Georgia State University
Honors College · 2019–2022

Oct 2025 — Present

Manager, Clinical Operations

Accel Research Sites “NeuroStudies”
Alcanza Research Network · Decatur, GA

Lead site operations, manage clinical research teams, and oversee more than 40 trials. Combine trial delivery and cross-functional leadership with product ownership for a clinical knowledge and QA tool.

May 2024 — Oct 2025

Clinical Research Coordinator

Accel Research Sites “NeuroStudies”
Alcanza Research Network · Decatur, GA

Led coordination of investigational trials, including protocol implementation, informed consent, source documentation, safety monitoring, sponsor communication, and laboratory workflows.

Jul 2022 — Apr 2024

Intake Coordinator / Research Assistant

Accel Research Sites “NeuroStudies” · Decatur, GA

Conducted approximately 300 patient intakes, supported cognitive assessments and clinical visits, and trained clinical research interns. Worked with participants being evaluated for Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and migraine trials.

Jan 2022 — May 2022

Clinical Research Intern

Accel Research Sites “NeuroStudies” · Decatur, GA

Built a foundation in patient intake, cognitive consultations, and clinical research through direct exposure to study visits and physician examinations.

Research & earlier experience

Student Researcher · Cox Lab

Georgia State University · April 2021–August 2022
Dendritic development, molecular chaperones, and neurodegenerative disease mechanisms.

Patient Care Administration · Le Prime Care

August 2021–January 2022
Patient and caregiver records, care-team communication, and recruitment materials.

Neurophysiology Shadowing · Lomé, Togo

June 2023
Observed neurologists and residents, including EEG and EMG procedures, at Cabinet Médical Le Point du Jour.

03 / Research & ideas

Contributing to
the evidence.

Coauthored publications and selected presentations, spanning basic neuroscience and clinical research.

2025Journal of Prevention
of Alzheimer’s Disease
Coauthored publication

A phase 2 study of AR1001 in mild-to-moderate Alzheimer’s disease

A randomized, placebo-controlled evaluation of efficacy and safety.

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2024Cells
Coauthored publication

CCT and Cullin1 regulate the TORC1 pathway to promote dendritic arborization in health and disease

A contribution to formal analysis in research on dendritic development.

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Selected presentations
2024

Diagnostic Horizons: Understanding Racial Variation in Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical Trials

Co-presented with Marshall L. Nash to the Global Alzheimer’s Foundation and pharmaceutical audiences internally.

2022

Proteostatic Mechanisms Influence Huntingtin and Ataxin Protein Aggregation in Dendrites

Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference.

2021

Investigation of Huntingtin’s in Drosophila Dendrites

Georgia State University Brains and Behavior Poster Symposium.

04 / Capabilities

Bringing the pieces together.

01

Lead the operation

Clinical trial oversight · People management · Staff development · Sponsor relationships · Cross-functional collaboration

02

Build better systems

Product ownership · Applied AI · Clinical trial technology development · Workflow improvement · Python · Microsoft Azure

03

Understand the science

Neuroscience · Protocol implementation · Informed consent · Source documentation · Cognitive assessments · Research analysis

Keep the conversation going

Research.
People.
Possibility.

I’m interested in how thoughtful technology and strong clinical operations can improve the way research gets done.

Ben11Tete@gmail.com