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A common career change for many people working in clinical research is to move from “operations” into “project management.” For some, this transition may be reasonably gradual; for others, the move may be more sudden. Making this transition can sometimes seem overwhelming; however, one of the key roles of a manager is to help his or her staff make the transition smoothly.