14 studies recruit in and from this area

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

IF YOU HAVE ARRIVED AT THIS PAGE WITHOUT FIRST COMPLETING THE INSTANT ELIGIBILITY TEST ON THE MENU BAR, DO THIS FIRST AND THEN RETURN TO THIS PAGE.This will also register you on our database for trial alerts should clinics researchers e-mail our database.

EXISTING MEMBERS USE THE YELLOW HELP DESK BUTTON AT THE TOP OF ALL STUDIES TO LOG IN AND TAKE YOU TO THE PAST MEMBERS FORM

NON INVASIVE RESEARCH ( Where No Medications or invasive procedures are involved, ie. needles ) there is no need for medical checks.

Generally speaking if you pass our eligibility test you will be eligible for many different types of research.

As a general rule of thumb you will learn about the reimbursements for your time and incovenience at the point of contact with the clinic or at the point of NOTES FOR VOLUNTEERS which BioTrax will continue to upload on certain studies but only where complicated explanations may not be required unless ethics allow in certain circumstances the printing of the financial rewards in relation to geographical conditions, circumstances etc

WHEN APPLYING FOR REAL TIME STUDIES, APPLY FIRST AND CONTACT SECOND.

The Hotline Number will be shown after application in most cases, or where clinics have their own volunteer sites, a link may be provided and all details will be supplied.

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( Which costs as little as £200 for a 3 year entry to cover the costs of uploading and optimising the directory over this period to maximise results and provide quality service /information to research subjects.)

ANY CLINIC WILL BE ABLE TO ADVERTISE ON BOOBLE AD WORDS ON THE FRONT PAGE OF BIOTRAX AT 20 CENTS A CLICK. THERE WILL BE NO FORCED BIDDING TO PAY HIGHER AMOUNTS THAN NEEDED OR NESSESSARY AND YOU CAN STILL REACH YOUR SPECILIZED TARGETED MARKET AND CONTROL YOUR OWN EXPENDITURE AND RISK. ALL ADVERTS ON BOOBLE WILL REVOLVE TO PROVIDE EQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF VOLUNTEERS AND FAIRNESS TO ALL ADVERTISERS AN SO BECOMES COST EFFECTIVE SENSIBLE ADVERTISING EXPENDITURE TO OUR NICHE MARKET.

AS BIOTRAX INTENDES TO REMAIN A SUPPORT GROUP, CONSIDERATION AND RESPECT FOR VOLUNTEERS AND OTHER PLAYERS IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST ON THE ACTUAL BIOTRAX SITE AS STANDARDS VERY OBVIOULSY HAVE TO BE MAINTAINED THAT YOU DONT GET WITHIN DIRECORY SERVICES OR AD WORDS SERVICES AND WE HAVE TO MAINTAIN THE COMFORT OF RESEARCH SUBJECTS FIRST AND FOREMOSTLY .

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Study 1519 :BioTrax - Clinical Trials /Medical Trials Earn Up To $200 a Day Texas
	Study Added: 01/01/1970
Type of Study	Participating in Medical Research Studies is a excellent way to help fund university education, or just save for the things you want in life, perhaps a holiday? Many research volunteers are in full time or part time jobs, and contribute . Whether you are in retail, customer service or any other career, why not consider helping researchers find new treatments, and in developing existing treatments. Clinical Trials volunteers are needed right throughout the UK to participate in Medical Research Studies. These Clinical Trials, Medical Trials or Drug Trials are strictly governed by Authorities and Overseen by Ethics Committees, to ensure the up-most safety of research volunteers. BioTrax is the leading Clinical Trials Listing Service on the Internet, and lists all known Medical Research activities, which includes all the non-Invasive research activities we know of, throughout the US. This amounts to 100
Duration	I day to A Month
Reimbursement	Up to $200 a Day
Notes	YOU TUBE ABOVE - HOW ABOUT A LITTLE JAZZ - A LITTLE STYLE - HARRY CONNICK PRESENTING - ALL OF ME

Study 935 :Medical Trial Research. Kentucky
	Study Added: 01/01/1970
Type of Study	CLINICAL TRIALS - Opportunities for Healthy Volunteers to participate in medical research studies.
Aim of Study	TO HELP MEDICAL RESEARCH IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF PEOPLE'S LIVES.
Inclusion Criteria	MUST HAVE PASSED THE INSTANT ELIGIBILTY TEST ON MENU BAR.
Area	Lexington, Kentucky.
Duration	Varies.
Reimbursement	Depends on study.
Notes	If you are interested in applying, please click on the APPLY buttons below. Once directed to the website, scroll down until you reach HEALTHY VOLUNTEER STUDIES and select the study you are interested in. The individual contact information is situated at the bottom of each trial listing.

Study 387 :MEDICAL RESEARCH Kentucky
Type of Study	Volunteer opportunities for healthy adults. Studies evaluate the effects of anesthesia and temperature changes on regulatory responses.
Inclusion Criteria	To participate, you must: be able to speak and read basic English be between the ages of 20 and 40 years be in good health, a nonsmoker, drug and medication free be mentally competent, with no history of drug or alcohol abuse be near average weight for height Must have passed instant eligibility on the menu bar .
Area	Louisville, Kentucky
Duration	Hours to Days .
Reimbursement	Competitive rates for time and inconvenience .
Notes	VIEW OUR CURRENT STUDIES HERE

Study 386 :STANDARDIZED PATIENT PROGRAM Kentucky
Type of Study	The Standardized Patient Program employs highly trained educators to portray patients with a wide variety of symptoms and illnesses.
Aim of Study	Standardized Patients (SPs) will work with students from most clinical teaching programs in the University of Louisville Health Sciences Center, including: Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Dentistry. Standardized Patients do more than just "act out" cases- SPs are trained in varied methods of feedback which are customized for each student SPs are trained in case-specific evaluation of students, including interpersonal skills, physical exam skills, and history taking skills. SPs help students to identify areas for improvement, and to discover and emphasize their strengths. SPs can communicate with staff and faculty when students demonstrate a need for further intervention. SPs receive ongoing training to help them strengthen their case portrayal and evaluation skills. Most SPs are trained in multiple cases, benefiting many different programs. SPs come from widely varied backgrounds. Many SPs have advanced degrees in business, language, psychology, fine arts, and education.
Area	Louisville,Kentucky,United States
Duration	FLEXIBLE
Reimbursement	Standardized Patients are temporary part-time employees and are paid through the payroll system .
Other Info	What is a Standardized Patient? A Simulated/Standardized Patient (SP) is a person who has been coached to accurately and consistently recreate the history, personality, physical findings, and emotional structure and response pattern of an actual patient at a particular point in time. Standardized Patients are used in the training and evaluation of health care professionals including: medical, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, and public health students. As a Standardized Patient, you will be interviewed and examined, just as you would by your family doctor, by male and female health-care students. In the patient role, you may see several (4-12) students on a one-to-one basis during an evaluation session or there may be a group of students (4-7) working with you in a controlled teaching session. How will I know what to say when the students interview me? You will be given a "patient case" or script detailing the current medical problem, past medical history, family and social situation, and emotional state you will need to portray. You will learn to appear as the patient by using specific body language, movement, and responses to physical examination. You will also be trained to look for specific student responses and skills, to record them, and to give feedback to the student on their performance. Will the students know we aren't real patients? All students are aware that they are seeing SPs, and are asked to perform histories and physical examinations just as they would with real patients. Will I have to grade the student? No. You will be asked to complete a checklist as a record of the encounter. Some programs also require SPs to provide both positive and constructive feedback to the students based on their performance. What type of physical examination will be done? Students will perform focused physical examinations based on the patient case. These examinations may include: listening to heart and lungs with a stethoscope; pressing on your abdomen, neck face and limbs to assess tenderness; using a scope to look in your ears, eyes, nose and throat; taking your pulse and blood pressure; checking muscle strength, reflexes, range of motion, and gait. Breast, pelvic, genital or rectal examinations will not be performed. Invasive procedures (blood draw, X-ray, throat cultures) will not be performed. Will I have to remove my clothing? SPs are generally required to wear hospital gowns during the sessions. You may always wear underclothing under the gowns, and if appropriate to the patient case, shorts or sweatpants. Will I need to know a lot about medicine? No. Your patient case will contain all the information you need for portrayal and feedback. Is my previous health history important? It might be. Each patient is matched with a case - an SP who has had an appendectomy could not portray a patient with appendicitis. However, a surgical scar might not matter in a case about a headache, or wrist pain. Your answers on the medical database questionnaire will help match you to appropriate patient cases. How are Standardized Patients selected? As an SP, you will use a wide range of skills. You will need to role-play and work with a varied group of people. It is important that you are comfortable with your body and letting others touch and examine you. Strong written and verbal communication skills are required. Punctuality, reliability and flexibility are imperative. Do I need to be an actor? No, although many actors work as SPs. The focus is on providing the student with an educational opportunity, not on performance or dramatic interpretation. Playing a patient case is extremely repetitive, as exactly the same simulation must be done for every student encounter in a specific session. However, many actors and non-actors find this work rewarding. You will contribute to the education of future health care providers, and many students are extremely grateful for the opportunity to work with SPs and receive feedback on their skills. SPs often become more comfortable with their own medical issues while working in the program. How often would I work? The work is temporary, part-time, and seasonal. SP sessions are scheduled according to student needs and program requirements. Some SPs will work each morning for a month, others may work every other week, still others may work three full days in a month. SPs who perform satisfactorily are given first preference for future work, depending on need and case requirements. What else should I know about being a Standardized Patient? This job is not easy and it is not for everybody. It requires intense concentration while being interviewed and examined. You must be able to respond exactly as the real patient would. You must be able to maintain not only the patients's character but also simulate their physical condition during an encounter. When the encounter is over you must recall the student's performance and record it on a checklist. You may also be required to provide verbal feedback directly to the student. You will repeat these tasks many times in succession without change. Being an SP takes energy, memorization, discipline, concentration, excellent communication skills and a high level of comfort with your own health. I'm interested in becoming a Standardized Patient. What should I do next? Complete the attached application and information forms and send them to the address below. If you wish, please attach a resume and/or photo. We will contact you to arrange an interview dependent on program needs. Your application will be kept on file, and you may contact us at any time to update information.
Notes	Because the hours are flexible this allows you to participate in medical research activities giving you an extra source of income . APPLY HERE .

Study 385 : CLINICAL TRIALS Kentucky
Type of Study	Weekend, short-term and longer in-patient studies and occasional outpatient trials.
Inclusion Criteria	For most studies, participants must be: • A healthy adult, age 18+ • Non-smokers or light smokers • Taking no medication • No more than 30 lbs overweight • Available to stay in-house on a 24-hour basis for the duration of an in-patient study • Must pass instant eligibility on the menu bar
Exclusion Criteria	• Chronic illnesses • Chronic medications • Current or past history of alcohol or substance abuse
Area	Lexington,Kentucky,United States
Duration	Study lengths vary
Reimbursement	Trial participants will receive competitive compensation upon study completion.
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Study 23 :BRAIN IMAGING STUDIES Kentucky
Type of Study	Volunteers needed for Brain Imaging Research Study - Brain Imaging Studies usually involve either a PET Scan or MRI Scan. The MRI scan does NOT use any radiation, instead the MRI scanner uses magnetic fields to takes pictures of your body. The MRI will take images of your brain that show which areas are working when you think. For these studies, you to lie inside the MRI scanner and be asked to perform mental tasks while the scanner take pictures of your brain at work. You may be strapped down to prevent you from moving during the scan. Because of the magnetic field used by the MRI scanner, you will be required to remove all metal objects from your body, including jewelery. You will not be able to participate if you have metal implants or extensive dental work.
Inclusion Criteria	Healthy adult volunteers, 18-45 years old Healthy childern volunteers , 5-11 years old. Must be Right Handed Must not have had any major past illnesses . Must not suffer from caustrophobia and be able to maintain a stationary possition lying down for a period up to hours in length although an hour is usually an average time for pet scans . Must not have a history of depression anxiety or mental illness . Must have no family history of mental illnesses . Must have no metal implants such as braces or pins . Must not have poor eye sight . Must not have a history of substance abuse . Must have not had serious injury or bumps to the head . Adults must have passed BioTrax eligibility test on the menu bar .Children should be acceptable without this .
Exclusion Criteria	Most Brain Scan manchines can carry weight up to about 20 stone but researchers may not accept volunteers over 16 stone . This could vary depending on the study
Area	Lexington, Kentucky
Duration	SHORT OUTPATIENT VISITS - Usually Hours
Reimbursement	Hourly Rates and set fees for more involved clinical studies
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