Healthy Volunteer

What to expect:

We are conducting a clinical research study for ages 18-45 to evaluate the safety and tolerability of a medication. The study requires a screening visit, a 36 hour stay at the facility (that must be scheduled within 28 days of screening), and 1 follow up visit 7 days after the stay.

Qualified participants receive 24-hour doctor/nursing care at no cost, private room, complimentary meals, and compensation up to $1,500 for time and travel associated with the study.

Why participate in a clinical research study?

Clinical studies are the fastest and safest way to find the effectiveness of pain medications that work and are only possible with the help of participants like you. Compensation varies by study, time involved, and whether you complete all visits and procedures in the study. Every volunteer study at JBR Clinical Research is approved and monitored by an Institutional Review Board (IRB) to make sure the risks are as low as possible and are worth any potential benefits to the volunteer.

FAQs

Why does CenExel Salt Lake City need Healthy Volunteers?

Volunteers are an important part of the research process. People with a particular disease, as well as healthy people, both  play a role in contributing to medical research. Medical researchers can be provided valuable information when comparing healthy volunteers with those who have specific illnesses.

Medical research continues to bring new medication and treatments to help make lives better. The FDA requires clinical research, trials, or medical studies, to test the safety and efficacy of these new drugs. CenExel SLC, Utah is a national leader in conducting these clinical research studies.

The main objective during a clinical trial on healthy volunteers is safety. Medical researchers need to determine how a certain drug is metabolized by the body. Drugs can be administered by a variety of routes depending on the intended site of action, drug metabolism, chemical properties of the medication and ease of use.

Clinical trials are typically divided into four phases.  The earliest clinical trials, referred to as Phase I clinical trials typically require the testing of the investigational drug on healthy volunteers to assist those at CenExel SLC in determining its baseline safety.

CenExel SLC needs healthy volunteers to participate in a variety of Utah clinical trials such as H1N1 and other flu vaccines, wisdom teeth extraction pain management, women’s ailments, bunion treatment studies, type II diabetes and more.

Without volunteers, clinical studies simply would not be possible.

To be considered for the study, please fill out the form or call 801-261-2000.