Lead studies at partner pharmacies.
You’re responsible for each study you lead: you confirm who is eligible, oversee safety and sign off on the study’s records. We match you with pharmacy sites near your practice.
Join as a principal investigator
For physicians & clinics
Lead or support studies at pharmacies near you.
Our team of physician principal investigators is growing, and we’re looking for more. You provide the medical oversight; our pharmacy sites, coordinators and regulatory team handle the day-to-day work.
Two ways to take part
Choose the role that fits your practice.
Support a principal investigator.
Take on study duties the principal investigator delegates to you, such as screening, study visits and safety reviews, at partner sites in your area.
Join as a sub-investigatorWhat we provide
- Study coordinators and a regulatory team behind every study
- Good Clinical Practice and study training
- Secure electronic review and sign-off, with a full audit trail
- Compensation for your study work under each study’s budget
What we look for
- A physician (MD or DO) with an active, unrestricted US medical license
- Time to oversee each study you take on
- Research experience is welcome but not required for sub-investigators
- Good Clinical Practice training, or willingness to complete it
For clinics
Partner with the pharmacies around your practice.
Some studies need a clinic as well as a pharmacy, for an exam, a scan or a procedure. Clinics in our network work alongside the pharmacy sites near them.
- Refer patientsSend patients to a pharmacy site near them for a study that fits.
- Run study visitsSee participants at your office when a study needs a clinic.
- Serve as the investigatorLead studies for the pharmacies near you.
- Become a hub siteBe the clinic that the pharmacies around you rely on.
What does the principal investigator do at a pharmacy site?
The same as at any site: you confirm eligibility, oversee participant safety and sign off on the study’s records. Pharmacists and coordinators carry out the duties you delegate to them, and everything is logged.
Do I need research experience?
Not to be a sub-investigator. Experience is welcome, and we provide Good Clinical Practice and study training. Tell us about your background and we’ll talk through the role that fits.
How are investigators paid?
For the study work you do, under each study’s budget, which we agree with the sponsor.
