Healthy Volunteers

Interested in volunteering for a clinical study? Please fill out the following form so that we may determine your eligibility for one of ACMR’s ongoing or upcoming studies.

What’s a healthy volunteer?

A healthy volunteer is someone with no known significant health problems who participates in a clinical trial to test a new drug, device, or intervention.

Why are healthy volunteers needed for clinical research?

It’s necessary to test on healthy volunteers because their results present crucial data that can be used as a comparison. Healthy volunteers have always played a vital role in clinical research; they help researchers define the limits of “normal” for a new drug, device, or treatment. A healthy volunteer will often be matched to patients that have similar characteristics, such as age, gender, or family relationship.

What are the benefits for a healthy volunteer?

If you sign up to be a healthy volunteer, you will be compensated for your time and participation. Along with being compensated, it’s truly a rewarding feeling to know you’ve helped researchers get one step closer to developing something new to help those who are suffering from a certain illness or condition.

How do I enroll myself or my child?

Fill out the form below or call us at 404-881-5800 for more information.

All information pulled from: https://clinicalcenter.nih.gov/recruit/volunteers.html

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