Become an Investigator
Be at the forefront of medical advancements by joining our team at Paradigm Clinical Research as a Principal Investigator.
Because The Future of Medicine Matters More Than Ever
By supporting clinical research, you can have a positive impact on patients and help advance health care globally. Physicians who partner with Paradigm Clinical Research enjoy our strategically tailored approach, providing support that allows you to participate in clinical trials without distracting from the normal demands of your practice.
Why Become a Principal Investigator with Paradigm Clinical Research?
Because Advances in Health Care Matter More Than Ever
The role of investigators is crucial in the development for new medicines that have the potential to transform the lives of patients and shape global health care. The need for physicians to assess novel products for potentially life-saving therapeutics is now more pressing than ever. Increased physician engagement can expedite drug development and mitigate its associated costs.
Because Helping Your Patients Matters More Than Ever
Patients are increasingly interested in participating in clinical research, recognizing the potential benefits of novel medicines and therapies. Studies have shown that many patients also derive a sense of altruistic satisfaction from participating in clinical trials.
Because Maximizing Value Matter More Than Ever
Incorporating clinical trials into your clinical practice serves as a new revenue stream and enables you to offer additional appeal and value to your patients. Paradigm Clinical Research is uniquely positioned to minimize the burden on our partner investigators, thereby allowing them to remain focused on the success of their practice.
By partnering with us, you gain access to business and clinical operations professionals who manage all that goes into leading successful research sites including quality, compliance, HR, training, legal, accounting, sales and marketing management, and IT systems. Plus, you gain access to a network of fellow investigators for exchanging ideas, knowledge sharing, and best practices.