Precision Trials in Phoenix, AZ Seeks Volunteers for Clinical Research Studies

Dec. 7, 2010 - PRLog -- Precision Trials conducts carefully designed medical studies that involve people who volunteer to participate in the process in which new medical drugs, devices and/or therapies undergo testing for safety and effectiveness in treating the disease.  Volunteers are being sought for clinical studies involvins some kinds of Anemia, Hot flashes and Bacterial Vaginosis (BV).

If you suffer from one of the chronic conditions in a study, you may qualify to participate in a research study testing the safety and effectiveness of an investigational drug targeting that condition. These clinical studies are currently taking place in Central Arizona, and qualified participants may be compensated for their time and travel within the greater Phoenix area.  The time commitment for study participation varies from one study to another. Some are very short term and require very few visits to the doctor’s office, while others are more involved.  A wide range of clinical trials are available to women in Arizona between the ages of 18 and older who meet a series of study-specific criteria.

Precision Trials’ nursing staff, study coordinators and physicians apply the newest and most effective diagnostic skills available to the evaluation of the participant’s symptoms and course of study.  Many study participants indicate that the care and attention they receive during clinical trials is the most comprehensive and comforting care they have ever received.  Physicians like Dr. Steven Wininger, Medical Director of Precision Trials enjoy the study environment as well.  “Physicians and support staff have the opportunity for unique one on one time with study participants that we treasure.  It is rewarding to have the time to get to know our study volunteers and to treat them as an individual with special health concerns and not a number on a chart.”

The conduct of clinical trials is regulated by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA). Strict guidelines are adhered to and procedural safeguards by the Federal Government protect participants in clinical trials.  An institutional review board (IRB), also known as an ethical review board (ERB), is a committee that has been formally designated to approve, monitor and review biomedical and behavioral research involving humans with the aim to protect the rights and welfare of the participants. Using these guidelines, Precision Trials’ professionals give prospective participants complete and accurate information about what will happen during a trial.  Participants are free to leave a trial at any time.    
Precision Trials, LLC conducts dozens of trials across its network of OBGYN, Urology and Internal Medicine practices, serving Phoenix, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Peoria, and Scottsdale, AZ.  They will be accepting applications and pre-screening applicants in September and October, 2010 for paid participation in clinical trials for Endometriosis, Overactive Bladder, CIN II and III/HPV,  Hot Flashes, Bacterial Vaginosis and Anemia.

Individuals wishing to participate in a Precision Trials, LLC Clinical study can register for consideration at www.precisiontrials.com, or can call 602-931-4507, ex 225 to speak with a member of the recruitment team.  All inquiries and participation will be treated confidentially.

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Precision Trials, LLC is a network of medical practices specializing in stage II and III drug and treatment trials under the auspices of the FDA. The Phoenix AZ group seeks women for most studies in OB-GYN and Urology diseases, and may give compensation.