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Join a Paid Clinical Research Study!

WCCT Global is currently conducting a clinical research study of an investigational medicine in healthy volunteers.

*Special Procedure for COVID-19 will be conducted to ensure volunteers’ safety

Join a Paid Clinical Research Study! N-3050-EN-1

Qualifications & Information

Qualifications (All Must Apply):

Healthy males and females of non-childbearing potential
Age 18 to 45
Body weight over 110lbs (50kg)
Available for 1 screening, one 11-night stay, 6 follow-up visits and 1 follow-up call

You May Receive:

Compensation up to $6,400

Study Dates :

Cohort 1a:

Screening Dates: 7/9/2020 – 8/3/2020
Check-In: 8/4/2020
Check-Out: 8/15/2020
OPVs: 8/19, 8/26, 9/2, 9/23, 10/14, 11/4
Follow-up Calls: 12/4/2020

Cohort 1b:

Screening Dates: 7/22 – 8/16
Check-In: 8/17/2020
Check-Out: 8/28/2020
OPVs: 9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 10/6, 10/27, 11/17
Follow-up Calls: 12/17/2020

To see if you may qualify, sign up from above form or call us at 1-877-777-9228 and mention study # N-3050.

Volunteers needed for paid studies now!

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What to expect

For those who have never participated in a clinical trial, we understand that it can feel somewhat intimidating, and may make you wonder if you should participate at all. Clinical trial participation is essential to the development of new, life-changing treatments and medicines. We need volunteers like you to help us in our mission to advance global health. That being said, it’s our duty to ensure that you are as informed as possible about what to expect when participating in paid clinical trials at WCCT Global.

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Safety Policy

Our volunteers are our greatest asset, and their safety is paramount. Our trained medical personnel can not only provide the highest standard of care, but can respond to any situation or emergency.

Our Facilities

Our facilities are designed with comfort in mind, we make every effort to provide amenities to meet each patients personal needs.

FAQ

If you want to know more about clinical trials or are considering participating in one, the following frequently asked questions describe the role of a patient and will help you understand this unique research program.