Conference: 2026 SNMMI Annual Meeting
Date: May 30 - June 2, 2026
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Booth: 533

Mirjam Trame
VP, Certara Drug Development Solutions, Head of Pharmacometrics USA – Division IIMirjam, a pharmacometrics consultant, serves as the US Lead for Pharmacometrics, Division II, at Certara. With expertise spanning various modalities, including complex biologics, she specializes in Cell and Gene Therapy.

Hunter Stephens, PhD
Associate DirectorHunter Stephens, PhD, is an Associate Director in the Pharmacometrics group at Certara. He specializes in applying mathematical and computational models to understand the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs, especially radiopharmaceuticals. He has a PhD in Medical Physics from Duke University. He also holds an MS in Physics from North Carolina State University and a BS in Mathematics from Tennessee Tech University. His work in TRT has focused on building semi-mechanistic population PK models to simulate and predict absorbed and biologically effective doses to inform dose-range finding and questions of safety and efficacy. In addition, he has extensive experience in radiation dosimetry from external and internal sources.

Joshuaine Grant
Sr. Director, QSPJoshuaine Grant is a Senior Director in Quantitative Systems Pharmacology at Certara with more than 25 years of experience integrating biophysics, disease biology, and quantitative modeling to advance drug development. She leads collaborative projects that use mechanistic and translational QSP modeling to inform key decisions from discovery through the clinic. Her broad experience across biologics and complex therapeutics has supported Certara’s growing leadership in radioligand and targeted radiotherapies.
Global Account Director
Based in San Diego, Bill is a Director of Business Development for the West Coast. Leveraging extensive nonclinical experience, he helps clients utilize Certara’s services from predictive modeling to market access strategies to enhance their decision-making. Bill is dedicated to making every drug the safer bet.


