TKL’s existing Research Clinics Division will continue to operate as TKL Research, Inc.
Rochelle Park, N.J. - TKL Research, a dermatology specialty clinical research organization (CRO), announced today that it has signed an agreement to sell its Clinical Trials Division (CTD) to QuintilesIMS. Upon closing, TKL’s CTD will become part of Novella Clinical, a Quintiles company. Moving forward, TKL Research will retain its Research Clinics Division (RCD) as TKL Research, Inc., which operates full-service inpatient and outpatient Phase I facilities in northern New Jersey.
The transaction, which is subject to standard and customary closing conditions, is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2016.
“It’s exciting to see CTD take this next step in its strategic growth plan,” said Jon C. Anderson, Ph.D., President and CEO of TKL Research. “With this deal, we will continue our focus on providing our inpatient and outpatient Phase I services. We look forward to the future of TKL’s Research Clinics Division as we begin to operate independently as TKL Research, Inc.”
Serving as a full-service, global, dermatology CRO since 1995, TKL is headquartered in Rochelle Park, New Jersey and has offices in Fairlawn, New Jersey.
About TKL Research, Inc.TKL Research provides comprehensive clinical trial management services for Phase 1-4 clinical research studies, including an inpatient Phase 1 facility and outpatient specialized research clinics. TKL has broad capabilities that include a unique patient recruitment paradigm to shorten timelines as well as minimal staff turnover and deep expertise in dermatologic indications.
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