Dr. Lovie Negrin is the Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Randomize

Now Research Centers and a pioneering advocate for increasing medical

research participation among underrepresented communities. Her

unwavering commitment to research and patient advocacy is evident in her

efforts to educate these communities and ensure access to groundbreaking

therapies. Under her leadership, Randomize Now has expanded to five

integrated research clinics within medical offices, features eight physicians

serving as principal investigators across six therapeutic areas, and includes an

independent practice in College Park, Georgia.

Dr. Lovie’s journey began in the biomedical laboratories at Valdosta

State University, where she graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s

degree in biology. She received numerous recognitions for her bench research

at VSU, where her surgical studies on hamsters helped shape early insights

into medications for sleep cycles. In 2009, Dr. Lovie was awarded the

Botanical Society Award for her contributions to the botany lab at VSU, where

she studied the behaviors of various plant species. These experiences fueled

her decision to pursue a second bachelor’s degree in nursing at Kennesaw

State University, where she aimed to combine her passion for science with

patient care, ultimately becoming an intensive care nurse at Grady Hospital. In

2012, she initiated her career in clinical research at Emory School of Medicine,

where she led the emergency neurosciences lab to numerous nationwide

patient enrollment successes during her nine-year tenure. In 2021, Dr. Lovie

took a leap of faith and pursued entrepreneurship to make a greater impact in

the research industry, launching Randomize Now’s corporate office within a

private practice in Peachtree City, Georgia.

Holding dual master’s degrees as a Nurse Practitioner and a Doctor of

Nursing Practice from the University of South Alabama, Dr. Lovie is also a

proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., the American Nurses

Association, and a co-founder of the site network, Noir Research Collective. As

a devoted wife, mother, and caregiver to her aging parents, she remains

steadfast in her mission to enhance healthcare access for marginalized

communities.