Naila Aslam

Medical Director

Revival Research Institute

Naila Aslam is a clinical research and healthcare professional with extensive experience in clinical trial operations, site management, participant recruitment, and research leadership. She currently serves as Medical Director at Revival Research Institute, where she provides strategic and operational leadership across clinical research sites and supports the successful execution of clinical trials across multiple therapeutic areas.

Naila began her career with Revival Research Institute as ACRC. Through her dedication, strong communication skills, operational expertise, and commitment to quality, she progressed through increasingly responsible leadership roles and ultimately into her current position as Medical Director. Her career progression reflects her passion for clinical research and her ability to build high-performing teams while maintaining a strong focus on participant safety, data quality, regulatory compliance, and study execution.

Throughout her career, Naila has managed clinical research operations across Texas, Michigan, Atlanta, and Illinois. She has played a key role in study start-up, recruitment and retention strategies, site operations, staff development, cross-functional collaboration, and maintaining high-quality research practices. She has also led company-wide educational and speaker training sessions and has represented Revival Research Institute at major industry conferences and investigator meetings.

Naila brings a unique combination of clinical knowledge, business acumen, and hands-on clinical research experience. Her background as a medical professional, combined with an MBA and clinical research training, allows her to bridge patient care, research operations, and business strategy effectively.

She is passionate about advancing patient-centered clinical research, improving participant access and retention, developing research teams, and fostering a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous professional growth.