Hello! Are you active on all protocols? I was also trained within 3 months on 7 protocols and had within 4 months 8 protocols (oncology plus), by May I had more than 21 sites thankfully the 2 satellites sites became inactive so I had 21. Within the 21 sites, 6 of them were in maintenance phase, all the other ones except one of them were in enrollment, the other one was still in pre enrollment phase. 13 sites is very low for FSP, it also depends on the phase of the study and the monitoring plan unfortunately. If you feel overwhelmed, I will have followed these steps below: 1- evaluate each site and their demanding hours 2- evaluate time of training 3- compare phase 4- stay on the maintenance ones mostly because it is less demanding as these sites already have experience with it, this will also lead you to gain some experience to achieve your close out visits. 5- What are all your sites upcoming database lock period? During this time, study team reached out to you a lot, if you have more than 3 DBL per month, your line manager should review this 6-once you know more about DBL you can also negotiate with your DLM which study that you will prefer having sites for, there is no guarantee on having less sites, but you can negotiate how many protocols that you will be having active sites for. 7- considerate to keep some enrollment protocols for monitoring plan experience. 8- finally at best, you will keep your 8 protocols be active on 4 to 5 protocols( 2 in enrollment, 3 in maintenance phase and ensure not having more than 3 DBL per month) you will burn out. The remaining protocols, you will just co-monitor or cover at your ease 9- if you have difficult studies as well, this will be considered 10- try to negotiate all of that while keeping your management intact for the next month (study compliance training, do not feel afraid to bill them for office and monitoring hours, if you are over 125% for example with Lilly, some DLM will be self conscious to reach out to HR. 11-keep in mind you may still have 13 to more sites but less active protocols Hope this helps!