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Why family medicine?
The clinical research industry today is undergoing a major change and is looking to adopt and implement innovative ways to accelerate drug development and access to the market. The industry has started to look at patients not as “subjects” but as informed collaborators, whose participation is crucial to the overall success of the trials. The emerging concept of “patient-centric trials” is a new opportunity for both the clinical research industry and family medicine supported by technology, social media, and education.
If you wish to:
- improve your patients’ care
- engage your practice in research activity
- develop your professional skills
- inspire your staff
- earn an additional income
- increase the value of your practice
you should consider becoming a Clinical Trial Investigator with gp4research.
Services
Why become a gp4research Investigator?
Business development
By joining the gp4research network you will gain access to new study opportunities. We support both inexperienced sites by helping them to overcome the first entry barrier and experienced sites seeking new challenges. We put great effort into promoting the benefits of conducting clinical trials in our primary care network and delivering projects that match the capabilities and interests of our partner sites.
Contract and budget negotiation
Training and quality assurance
Whether you are an experienced investigator or a newcomer to clinical trials, after joining the network you will have access to our comprehensive multi-level training programmes. We will also help you to improve your site’s quality management system by providing gp4research Standard Operating Procedures, onsite quality reviews, and much more.
Assistance in patient recruitment
Administration support
Who are we looking for?
Are you a specialist in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine or Paediatrics with a good command of English who meets some of the criteria listed below?
If your answer is yes, you should contact us.
Additional qualification criteria:
- access to patient population
- readiness to participate in clinical research
- awareness of study duties and willingness to fulfil them
- access to research facilities (basic medical equipment, physical space for monitoring visits, secure storage for archives)
- PhD is welcome but not essential
- experience in team working
- open-mindedness, reliability, and detail-orientation