Megan’s story
Megan is our Clinical Project Manager
What do you love most about working at EBX?
I really value how well EBX works cross-functionally - no question is ever too small, and everyone’s expertise is encouraged and respected. The company has been built on collaboration, and that’s reflected in how we continuously improve our processes. It’s rewarding to be part of a team where everyone shares the same goal and consistently goes above and beyond to achieve it.
Tell us a bit about your role, what does a typical day look like?
I’ve been part of the Clinical Operations team for nearly three years, and no two days are ever the same. I recently transitioned into a Clinical Project Manager role, having spent the past 18 months managing the day-to-day activities of our clinical trials as a Clinical Trial Manager.
In my current role, I focus on overseeing these activities to ensure our trials are delivered on time and within budget. Over time, I’ve also developed strong expertise in laboratory processes, particularly stool collection and processing, which has been a key area of focus for me. Seeing the improvements we’ve made in this space has been especially rewarding.
What keeps you productive?
I thrive in a fast-paced environment and enjoy staying busy, so I’m definitely in the right role. To manage a demanding workload, I rely on strong organisation and structure which helps me stay focused and productive.
Tell us something about working at EBX that people might not expect?
It’s how dynamic the environment is, as no two days are ever predictable, and priorities can shift quickly. What makes it work is the team as everyone is approachable, supportive, and willing to help each other out, which creates a really positive atmosphere even when things are busy.
How have you developed your skills through your time here?
I joined EBX in 2022 as a Donor Recruitment and Operations Assistant and have since progressed to Clinical Project Manager. This growth has come through hard work, continuous learning, and a willingness to step outside my comfort zone. I learn best by getting stuck in, asking questions, and learning from those around me. The collaboration across teams has been invaluable, and I continue to learn something new every day.
How would you describe your work in one word?
Orchestrator.
What’s your favourite memory of your time at EBX?
Our company away days are always a highlight as they give us the chance to connect, switch off, and have fun together. More recently, reaching key milestones in our clinical trials has been incredibly rewarding. It’s a reflection of the hard work across the team, and I’m really proud of what we’ve achieved so far.