COVID-19 has required collaboration between unexpected organizations. Discover how Oxford helped bridge the gap between two unlikely partners to enable a safe and successful international sporting event.

To align with directives in the presidential executive orders, the CMS have proposed updates to their existing policies. These new proposals will have a significant impact on telehealth services.

Despite challenges during a global pandemic, Oxford aided an orthopedic medical device company in their complex MDR initiative.

In 2020, it is anticipated that there will be 1,806,590 new cases of cancer reported and over 606,502 deaths. In order to effectively collect and analyze this data and provide better patient outcomes, organizations partner with Cancer Tumor Registrars.

Emerging technologies are changing the nature of how individuals work. This Fourth Industrial Revolution has created a widening skills gap, which can limit an organizations capabilities. Here are five strategies to help close the skills gap.

Stern Vilé has spent years learning to encourage his mentees to flourish. After forming a habit to reflect a positive attitude, he quickly advanced in his career as a recruiter. Now, as a Director of Recruiting, Stern continues to develop his recruitment skills and harness them to help his team achieve success.

As our organization continues to embrace and build our DEI Programming, we are excited to welcome Noelle Johnson to speak to our employees on the topic of unconscious bias.

Discover how Oxford’s eight-year partnership with a CMO Management group allowed them to consistently achieve goals and expand their business.

Shannon’s professional background is primarily in teaching and auditing, and she has been partnering with Oxford for over 10 years. She enjoys working with Oxford because she knows “it is a company that appreciates their consultants.”

Organizations understand that digital transformation plays a critical role in staying competitive. Most companies were in the midst of digital transformation when the COVID-19 pandemic forced them to accelerate their projects — ready or not.

Discover how Oxford assisted a microbiological testing company complete a backlog of analyses and uphold its commitments to its clients.

On January 30, 2020, the World Health Organization declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. In response, the US FDA issued an Emergency Use Authorization for the first time in a decade, massively impacting the life sciences industry.