Ehrhardt Clinical Research’s Staff
Jody Ehrhardt, CCRC
Jody has worked in the clinical research industry for over 20 years in all phases and in numerous therapeutic areas. After getting her start at Quintiles in phase 1 trials she has also worked in data management and as a Director of Clinical Research for a GI practice.
In addition to role as founder/Director at Ehrhardt Clinical Research she also consults as a CRA and regulatory specialist for an animal pharmaceutical company, sits on the board of Midland IRB, and is the Vice-President of her local Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) chapter.
Jennifer Payne, CRC
Jennifer has a background as both an EMT and medical assistant in GI practices. She brings vast knowledge of gastrointestinal disease and treatments to her role as study coordinator at Ehrhardt Clinical Research.
In addition to her time in regular practice Jennifer has 5 years of research experience in GI and family practice indications, such as COPD, influenza, and diabetes.
Tahni Resz, BBE, CRC
Tahni earned her bachelors degree in economics at Kansas University and is currently pursing her masters. She has also worked part-time as a CNA during her college career. In addition to her role as back up coordinator, Tahni is also the practice administrator for Ehrhardt Clinical research. Her experience with patients and business combine to ensure Ehrhardt Clinical Research delivers excellent care to our volunteers while staying within allowed study budgets and requirements.
Tonia Britcher, NCPT, CRC
Tonia is a certified phlebotomist with a background as a dialysis technician. Additionally, her experience as both a lab assistant in toxicology and electronic medical record specialist allow her to add yet another layer to the foundation of skills at Ehrhardt Clinical Research.
Clinical Research Experience
- Arthritis
- Barrett’s Esophagus
- Celiac Disease
- Chronic Constipation
- Crohn’s Disease
- Hypertension
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome
- Joint and muscle pain
- Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis
- Seasonal Allergies
- Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth
- Ulcerative Colitis
- Vaccines
Recent Blog Posts
Why I Chose Clinical Research
When I tell people I work in clinical research I get the strangest stares and comments. “Aren’t you afraid you will grow a third leg, glow in the dark, die?”...The Fear of Becoming a Lab Rat
Just the mention of participating in a clinical trial used to send most patients running in fear. However, times and perceptions are changing. Greater physician training, social media, and the...