Agnieszka Czapko

Agnieszka serves as the Head of the Regulatory and Start-up Department at Pure Clinical. She oversees feasibility assessments, clinical site recruitment and cooperation, as well as coordination of clinical studies evaluating the performance of IVD medical devices. She supports research teams throughout the entire study process — from the preparation of documentation compliant with ICH-GCP, ISO 20916:2019, IVDR 2017/746, and FDA requirements, to obtaining ethical and regulatory approvals. She holds a degree in Biotechnology and Environmental Protection from the University of Warsaw, specializing in microbiology. Her professional background includes work as a microbiology specialist in pharmaceutical companies, where she co-authored and reviewed scientific publications. Agnieszka is currently pursuing postgraduate studies in Clinical Trial Management and Monitoring at Kozminski University in Warsaw.

Agnieszka Czapko

Agnieszka Czapko

Head of Regulatory and Start-up Department

Education (2)

Uniwersytet Warszawski

Master's degree, Environmental Protection

paź 2002 – wrz 2007

Uniwersytet Warszawski

Master's degree, Biotechnology / Microbiology

X 2003 – IX 2008

Work Experience (7)

Pure Clinical

Senior Clinical Affairs Specialist

III 2023 - obecnie

Clinical Affairs Specialist

II 2022 - currently

Uniwersytet Warszawski

PHD Student

X 2018 – II 2022

ZF Polpharma SA

Quality Control Specialist

IX 2013 – VI 2015

CEDERROTH POLSKA S.A.

Microbiology Specialist

IX 2010 – XII 2012

Wytwórnia Surowic i Szczepionek BIOMED S. A.

Microbiology Specialist / Deputy Manager

XI 2008 – VIII 2010

Bioanalytic Sp. z o.o.

Sales Representative

VI 2008 – X 2008

Cyfrowy Polsat S.A.

Consultant

III 2005 – V 2008

Publications (3)

Antibiotics and Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Animal Manure – Consequences of Its Application in Agriculture. Front. Microbiol., 29 March 2021 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2021.610656

The impact of environmental contamination with antibiotics on levels of resistance in soil bacteria. J Environ Qual. Sep-Oct 2010;39(5):1679-87. doi: 10.2134/jeq2009.0499.

Antimicrobials and animal health: A fascinating nexus. September 2007Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy 60 Suppl 1(5):i77-8