Stacy Maldonado
Study Coordinator at ECRI, combining scientific rigor with compassionate, bilingual patient care to make clinical trials more accessible.
Stacey Maldonado masterfully bridges scientific rigor with compassionate patient care at Emerson Clinical Research Institute.
Her degree in Human Science from Georgetown University gave her a strong foundation in biomedical research, while also shaping her deep commitment to patient-centered care. Her early career in ophthalmology practice honed this dual expertise—equipping her with both technical clinical skills and the ability to make complex healthcare concepts accessible and meaningful.
In her role as Study Coordinator, Stacey serves as both a guide and advocate for clinical trial participants, bridging the gap between complex research and patient experience. She transforms protocols into clear, understandable processes and proactively addresses concerns to ensure all participants feel informed and valued. Physicians rely on her meticulous attention to data accuracy, while participants appreciate her steadfast dedication to their comfort and safety.
Fluent in Spanish, Stacey enhances research accessibility for diverse communities, ensuring clinical trials properly represent their target populations. This same dedication to connection and understanding extends to her personal life. Beyond her professional work, she expresses her caring nature through family recipe traditions, handcrafted gifts for loved ones, and literary escapes—often accompanied by her feline companion.



















