Dr Ulrike Lorch is the Medical Director of Richmond Pharmacology. In this role she takes responsibility for the management of the clinic, planning and conduct of studies.

Dr Lorch is a Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists and has worked clinically in Anaesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Management.

Qualifications

1993	State Examination Medicine (German equivalent to MB BS in the UK).
1994	MD
2000	Diploma in Pharmaceutical Medicine.
2001	Member of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of the United Kingdom.
2001	Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists (UK)

Clinical pharmacology experience

From 2001	Medical Director Richmond Pharmacology Ltd.
1995–1998	Physician Charterhouse Clinical Research Unit.

Clinical experience

2000–2001	Specialist Registrar South Thames West Anaesthetic Training Scheme at St. George's School of Anaesthesia.
1998–2001	Training in Anaesthesia/Critical Care and Pain Management.
1993–1995	House Officer positions in West London.

Dr Lorch has more than 6 years experience in conducting Clinical Pharmacology studies. She has been Principle/Chief Investigator in more than 60 studies at Richmond Pharmacology. Her experience ranges from bioequivalence studies to complex pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies including first into human studies. Special interests include pain, QTc, gastrointestinal and bridging studies as well as studies in elderly volunteers.

In the conduct of specialist studies she frequently collaborates with experts in their respective fields. She is supported by Richmond Pharmacology's Scientific Advisory Board.