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Clinical Trials 
of Tampa

When people like you volunteer to participate in clinical trials, we can uncover better ways to treat conditions that affect thousands of people. You can help make a difference.

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Clinical Trials of Tampa

About Our Volunteer Focused Clinical Trials

Our mission is to help develop specialized drugs and therapies through clinical research, and we couldn't do it without you, the volunteer. We have had many volunteers just like you help us impact the world by participating in a clinical trial. We are making a difference by:

Contributing to knowledge about new treatments.

Offering access to new investigational treatments.

Providing information about the patient's disease.

Giving regular and careful medical care.

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Years of Combined Experience

Participate

Why should I volunteer?

Taking part in a clinical trial is a deeply personal decision for you and your family. Many volunteers take part to find potential new treatments for a specific condition while others do it to help advance modern medicine for others in the future. Many people volunteer to take advantage of the benefits. Whatever your reason, your health and safety are always our top priority.

You may be one of the first to receive a new type of medication that is not yet available to the public.

All medical exams, tests, and procedures related to the trial will be provided to you at no cost.

You may receive additional care from healthcare providers

You may also receive financial compensation for your time and travel

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10+

Studies conducted

300+

Patients enrolled

2-3

Completed phases

2+

Therapy areas

The clinical trial journey

The clinical research process

  • Joining a clinical trial

  • apply

  • you’re accepted

  • Informed consent

  • Getting screened

  • Medication administration

  • Payment/compensation

  • Following up

Select a clinical trial

apply

Be accepted

Informed consent

Get screened

Medication administration

Payment/compensation

Follow-up

Active Studies

future studies

completed studies

Currently we carry out the following research studies in different areas of medicine.

Alzheimer

Is a progressive neurologic disorder that causes the brain to shrink (atrophy) and brain cells to die.

Asthma

Is a condition in which your airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus.

Colonoscopy

Is an exam used to look for changes,  in the large intestine.
Among our main objectives are adding new research studies for the advancement of medicine

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Once the studies have been successfully completed, comes the phase of analysis and implementation.

Alzheimer

Is a progressive neurologic disorder that causes the brain to shrink (atrophy) and brain cells to die.

Asthma

Is a condition in which your airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus.

Colonoscopy

is an exam used to look for changes, in the large intestine.

FAQ

General Questions

Will I be paid for taking part?

If you choose to participate in a Phase I clinical trial, it's important to know that you likely won't experience any therapeutic benefits from the medication being tested. Instead, you'll be compensated for your participation, which usually includes reimbursement for time and any inconvenience experienced during the trial. Payments are typically made after the trial is completed, and how they're made will be described in the Informed Consent Form that you'll receive before beginning the trial.

How long do the trials last?

Each trial is different, so your involvement will vary based on the trial’s pre-determined plan, or protocol. For some, you may need to stay in a study clinic for a few nights. For other trials, you may simply need to visit a study clinic every couple of weeks. Before you begin, all time requirements will be explained to you.

Who will I interact with during the clinical trial?

A research team will likely include many people behind the scenes.  You may interact with doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals, data managers, and clinical trial coordinators at different times during your participation. 

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At Clinical Trials of Tampa our mission is to partner with our volunteers to help develop specialized drugs and therapies through clinical research.

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