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APART FROM NON INVASIVE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AND A COUPLE OF THE MYSTERY SHOPPING GROUPS ADVERTISED FOR FREE WHICH YOU WILL FIND EITHER AT THE TOP OR SECOND FROM THE TOP, THIS SECTION IS ONLY MAINTAINED FOR OUR EXISITING MEMBERS . WE DO NOT EXECEPT MEMBERSHIPS ANYMORE AT THIS POINT AS WE ARE SLOWLY TRANSFORMING INTO A TOTTALY FREE SERVICE AND WILL BE PROVIDING ADDITIONAL SERVICES TO EXISTING MEMBERS WHO WILL CONTINUE TO BENIFT FROM ADVISORY SERVICES AND DISCOUNTS ETC ETC THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARS AGENCY HAVE STOPED US FROM SELLING DIRECTORY INFORMATION THAT LEADS YOU TO A BETTER LIFE - THIS IS THERE LAW AND WE HAVE TO COMPLY - THEY HAVE REMOVED YOUR CIVIL LIBERTY AND HUMAN RIGHT TO PURCHASE INFROMATION FROM THE INTERNET - I SINCERLY APPOLIGISE FOR THIS BUT WE ARE COMING BACK WITH SOMETHING FAR MORE DYNAMIC TO PROTECT YOUR BEST INTERESTS - WERE STILL WITH YOU MY FRIENDS

HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS : You will find these are really great opportunities to participate in between medical research activities . You will also be able to combine these opportunities with NON Invasive research where no medications are involved - such as pychology tests .Volunteers participating in drug research may also find these to be of help and assistance during the waiting periods between research involving a medication .By providing you with an excellent service it allows us to continue with our quest to provide greater awareness and support for the sufferers of illness such as MND/ALS which is now complete in our patient info section .

PATIENT VOLUNTEERS : You will need to be mobile and your condition must not be such that it will effect your abilities to participate . Online surveys can be conducted from you own computers, providing you with an additional interest during longer term studies, or for patient volunteers with more immobilising conditions .

DON"T FORGET TO VIEW ALL THE OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTED FOR HEALTHY AND PATIENT VOLUNTEERS BY CLICKING STUDIES ON THE MENU BAR AND SELECTING YOUR GEOGRAPHICAL AREA .


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Study 934 :Clinical Research. Florida
	Study Added: 01/01/1970
Type of Study	CLINICAL STUDIES - Study opportunities for healthy volunteers.
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	Gainesville, FL.
Duration	Varies.
Reimbursement	Depends on study.
Notes	If you are interested in applying, please click the APPLY buttons below. Once directed to the website, scroll down until you find a study that interests you. The individual contact information is situated at the bottom of the study listing.

Study 923 :Standardized Patients Wanted. Florida
	Study Added: 01/01/1970
Type of Study	Standardized Patients are trained to accurately and consistently portray specific types of patients. The simulation includes a specific history, physical findings, body language, and emotional and personality characteristics.
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	Tallahassee, FL.
Duration	Varies.
Reimbursement	Standardized patients are paid $15 an hour for their time.
Notes	If you are interested in applying, please click the APPLY buttons below to fill in the on-line form.

Study 922 :Infant Studies. Florida
	Study Added: 01/01/1970
Type of Study	INFANT STUDIES - research in the areas of infant perceptual and cognitive development. Infants must be two to nine month old. The parent is with the child at all times.
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	Miami, Florida.
Duration	Varies.
Reimbursement	Depends on study.
Notes	If you are interested in finding out more about participating in our research studies with your infant please send us an email with your name, infant's age, and phone number. The email address can be found in the CONTACT button above.

Study 647 :Shop Until You Drop And Then Shop Some more. Florida
	Study Added: 01/01/1970
Type of Study	Mystery Shopping is an objective view of a business through the eyes of a customer. A Mystery Shopper visits a business anonymously, posing as a regular customer, to experience and evaluate the level of customer service provided by the business.
Aim of Study	Mystery shopping provides management with a detailed assessment of employee performance and the variables that affect a customer's experience and satisfaction with the business.
Area	All over the world.
Reimbursement	Shops pay fees ranging from $5 up depending on what is required of the shopper. In many cases, no fees are paid but instead you are reimbursed for a product, service, meal, etc.

Study 591 :Undercover Shoppers Wanted. Florida
	Study Added: 01/01/1970
Type of Study	Mystery Shopping.
Aim of Study	Shoppers may evaluate not only the service aspects of a company, but the physical as well. Company management might be concerned about the brightness of the parking lot or the ease of access to the building; whether or not the aisles were clear or if merchandise was stacked precariously.
Inclusion Criteria	Must have a valid email address as this will be used as the primary method of communication.
Area	Throughout the United States.
Reimbursement	Fees for shops will vary depending upon the nature of the shop.
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Study 396 :BRAIN IMAGING STUDIES Florida
Type of Study	Looking for healthy men and women, age 18 to 60 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. During the scan you will here a loud knocking sound,but you will not feel anything. This is not the researchers , its the MACHINE! 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 note be able to participate if you have metal implants or extensive dental work.
Inclusion Criteria	Healthy men and women, age 18 to 60 Must be Right Handed Must not have had any major past illnesses . 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 . Must have passed BioTrax eligibility test on the menu bar .
Area	Subjects from Miami, Florida only please .
Duration	HOURS
Reimbursement	Subjects will be paid $20/hour for their participation.
Notes	VIEW OUR ONGOING STUDY LIST HERE .

Study 395 :BRAIN MEDICAL RESEARCH Florida
Type of Study	Focus In the broadest sense, our research focuses on cognitive, emotional, and motivational processes and how these are affected by neurologic and psychiatric disorders. We study normal individuals across the lifespan and individuals with specific clinical disorders including: temporal and frontal lobe epilepsy (before and after seizure surgery), Parkinson's disease, mild cognitive impairment and dementia, focal brain lesions, and major depressive disorder.
Inclusion Criteria	Males and females Aged 18 and above . Must be Right Handed Must not have had any major past illnesses . 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 . Must have passed BioTrax eligibility test on the menu bar . Additional opportunities for adults over sixty:
Area	Gainesville, Florida residents only please .
Duration	Studies comprising short visits to the clinic .
Reimbursement	Payments for time and inconvenience .
Other Info	EXAMPLE STUDY This project tests several ideas about the way people express emotions on their face. One project involves transcranial magnetic stimulation. Other projects involve looking at pictures and listening to stories.
Notes	CALL DIRECT USING THE CONTACT BUTTON OR VIEW OUR WEB SITE HERE .

Study 393 : CONSUMER PRODUCT TESTING Florida
Type of Study	Volunteer opportunities to test consumer products such as shampoos, cosmetics, skin creams, diapers, toothpaste, antiperspirants, and many others.
Aim of Study	To test a wide range of products for the Personal Care and Pharmaceutical industries.
Inclusion Criteria	MUST PASS INSTANT ELIGIBILITY ON THE MENU BAR.
Area	Participants from the West Palm Beach, Florida area only please .
Duration	A variety of studies comprising on mainly short visits over days or months . Some studies involve in home use of products .
Other Info	STUDY DISCRIPTIONS Antiperspirant Studies - Study Subjects will participate in 5 to 12 day studies testing the efficacy of antiperspirant products for the feet and underarms. Cold Sore Study - Men and women who suffer from cold sores will be asked to use a test medicine on outbreaks to test a new product that might reduce the healing time, size, redness, and pain of cold sores. Deodorant Studies - Subjects will participate in 3 to 6 day studies testing the efficacy of deodorant products for the feet or underarms. Participants will cease using any products for a "washout" period prior to the study start. Then, subjects will attend lab visits for product application and odor evaluations throughout the study. It is necessary for participants to wear white T-shirts for each 24-hour period throughout the study; however, the shirts may be worn under clothing if preferred. Disposable Diaper Study - Babies are needed to use disposable diapers for one-to-two months. Parents will keep product diaries and bring babies to the lab for diaper-area skin evaluations to determine if diaper rashes occur. Dry Skin Study - Participants, most often women, must exhibit moderate-to-severe dry skin. These subjects will participate in a study to test moisturizing lotions on the arms or legs. Several lab visits will be required for product application, visual evaluation, and instrument readings. Visual and instrument evaluations will be used to determine the changes in the skin's moisture content during use. Head Lice Studies - Subjects must present at the lab with pre-existing lice infestation. This study will determine the efficacy of products that are designed to alleviate this problem. Patch Studies - Participants will wear small 1-inch patches containing a small portion of personal care product on arms or back during studies to test adhesion, irritation, or allergic reactions. Most studies have short visits to the lab in early mornings or after work although there are usually restrictions on swimming during this study. Photo-damaged Skin Studies - Participants who exhibit the signs of sun damage will use test products at home, keep product diaries, and attend lab visits with a skin specialist to determine the effects of the products which are designed to reduce the signs of sun-damage. Preference Tests - Subjects will taste, smell, or apply a small amount of test product and answer questions to determine sensory preferences. Use Studies - Subjects will use a product at home, usually under normal circumstances, for a period of time. Most studies required completing a daily product diary. Subjects will attend a limited number of study visits for product application and diary checks during the study's duration. Wash Study - Participants will test a new cleansing products by coming into the lab for several controlled skin washes to exaggerate the effects of cleansers on the arms, hands, or legs. Pre-Op - Studies to evaluate the effectiveness of preoperative skin degerming products. These studies require 3-5 visits and involve sampling various body areas such as the forearm, abdomen and/or groin seperately or in combination with payment accordingly. Handwash - Studies to evaluate a products ability to kill bacteria on participants hands after repeated handwashing. These studies are usually three visits, a product pick-up, a long 8 hour test day and a follow-up visit to have your hands checked by a dermatologist. Teeth Bleaching - These studies test the safety and effectiveness of a wide variety of teeth bleaching products on shade level of teeth. Some of the different products tested would include bleaching strips, bleaching gels and bleaching trays. Stained Teeth - These studies test a variety of products in the effectiveness of reducing the stain level on teeth. Some of the products tested would include chewing gum, toothpastes, mouthrinses, etc. Early Morning Breath Evaluation (Malodor) - These are studies that test the effectiveness of a variety of products in the effectiveness of controlling early morning breath. Some of the products tested here would include toothpastes, chewing gums, breath mints and mouthrinses. Note: These are only a few descriptions of our most common studies. A study information specialist can answer any questions that you may have on a specific study.
Notes	VIEW OUR ONGOING AND CURRENT STUDY LISTS HERE .

Study 392 : CONSUMER PRODUCT TESTING Florida
Type of Study	Volunteer opportunities to test consumer products such as shampoos, cosmetics, skin creams, diapers, toothpaste, antiperspirants, and many others.
Aim of Study	To test a wide range of products for the Personal Care and Pharmaceutical industries.
Inclusion Criteria	MUST PASS INSTANT ELIGIBILITY ON THE MENU BAR .
Area	Participants from the St. Petersburg, Florida area only please .
Duration	A varity of studies comprising on mainly short visits over days or months . Some studies involve in home use of products .
Other Info	STUDY DISCRIPTIONS Antiperspirant Studies - Study Subjects will participate in 5 to 12 day studies testing the efficacy of antiperspirant products for the feet and underarms. Cold Sore Study - Men and women who suffer from cold sores will be asked to use a test medicine on outbreaks to test a new product that might reduce the healing time, size, redness, and pain of cold sores. Deodorant Studies - Subjects will participate in 3 to 6 day studies testing the efficacy of deodorant products for the feet or underarms. Participants will cease using any products for a "washout" period prior to the study start. Then, subjects will attend lab visits for product application and odor evaluations throughout the study. It is necessary for participants to wear white T-shirts for each 24-hour period throughout the study; however, the shirts may be worn under clothing if preferred. Disposable Diaper Study - Babies are needed to use disposable diapers for one-to-two months. Parents will keep product diaries and bring babies to the lab for diaper-area skin evaluations to determine if diaper rashes occur. Dry Skin Study - Participants, most often women, must exhibit moderate-to-severe dry skin. These subjects will participate in a study to test moisturizing lotions on the arms or legs. Several lab visits will be required for product application, visual evaluation, and instrument readings. Visual and instrument evaluations will be used to determine the changes in the skin's moisture content during use. Head Lice Studies - Subjects must present at the lab with pre-existing lice infestation. This study will determine the efficacy of products that are designed to alleviate this problem. Patch Studies - Participants will wear small 1-inch patches containing a small portion of personal care product on arms or back during studies to test adhesion, irritation, or allergic reactions. Most studies have short visits to the lab in early mornings or after work although there are usually restrictions on swimming during this study. Photo-damaged Skin Studies - Participants who exhibit the signs of sun damage will use test products at home, keep product diaries, and attend lab visits with a skin specialist to determine the effects of the products which are designed to reduce the signs of sun-damage. Preference Tests - Subjects will taste, smell, or apply a small amount of test product and answer questions to determine sensory preferences. Use Studies - Subjects will use a product at home, usually under normal circumstances, for a period of time. Most studies required completing a daily product diary. Subjects will attend a limited number of study visits for product application and diary checks during the study's duration. Wash Study - Participants will test a new cleansing products by coming into the lab for several controlled skin washes to exaggerate the effects of cleansers on the arms, hands, or legs. Pre-Op - Studies to evaluate the effectiveness of preoperative skin degerming products. These studies require 3-5 visits and involve sampling various body areas such as the forearm, abdomen and/or groin seperately or in combination with payment accordingly. Handwash - Studies to evaluate a products ability to kill bacteria on participants hands after repeated handwashing. These studies are usually three visits, a product pick-up, a long 8 hour test day and a follow-up visit to have your hands checked by a dermatologist. Teeth Bleaching - These studies test the safety and effectiveness of a wide variety of teeth bleaching products on shade level of teeth. Some of the different products tested would include bleaching strips, bleaching gels and bleaching trays. Stained Teeth - These studies test a variety of products in the effectiveness of reducing the stain level on teeth. Some of the products tested would include chewing gum, toothpastes, mouthrinses, etc. Early Morning Breath Evaluation (Malodor) - These are studies that test the effectiveness of a variety of products in the effectiveness of controlling early morning breath. Some of the products tested here would include toothpastes, chewing gums, breath mints and mouthrinses. Note: These are only a few descriptions of our most common studies. A study information specialist can answer any questions that you may have on a specific study.
Notes	VIEW OUR ONGOING AND CURRENT STUDY LISTS HERE .

Study 391 : Standardized Patient Program Florida
Type of Study	Standardized patients are individuals trained to simulate signs and symptoms of specific ailments or who have stable, abnormal physical findings. Students or residents interact with a standardized patient just as they would with an actual patient to take a history, perform a physical exam, counsel and educate the patient, or negotiate a treatment plan. This encounter is monitored by video camera and/or observed through a one-way window. The interaction can also be recorded for feedback later. Small groups of six or more students and a teacher can work with standardized patient problems in tutorial sessions. Unlike real patients who may be too sick for repeated examinations, the standardized patient is readily available to reproduce the exact behaviors and symptoms of an illness over and over for self-paced learning or evaluation of students' clinical skills.
Area	Must live in the Gainesville, Florida area .
Duration	FLEXIBLE HOURS .
Reimbursement	All of our standardized patients are paid for their work and become a part time temporary employee .
Other Info	For Standardized Patients There are several personal and life style qualities that successful SPs have in common: Flexible work schedule: the needs of the program vary from month to month. I can sometimes tell you a year in advance when I will need you and sometimes I will call the week or day before. Ease with people: because we work with so many different students in so many different stages of training, it is important to really like people and like working with students. Comfort with your body: you need to be willing to have physical exams done, sometimes more than once during a session. Comfortable "being on stage": while you are not physically on a stage, you are performing a part. You are likely to perform that same part repeatedly within a 4-8 hour period as each student gets a chance to interact with your case. Good observation skills: as you will be giving the students feedback about their performance, you will need to be able to be "in role" and observing at the same time. Good memory: you will need to remember what student #1 did and then what student #6 did. Enjoy working with a group of people who are truly committed to making a difference in the education of our future physicians, one student at a time. Because the hours are flexible this allows you to participate in medical research activities also giving you an extra source of income .
Notes	APPLY HERE

Study 390 :BEHAVORIAL ECONOMICS Florida
Type of Study	Researchers in the Economics Department conduct behavioral experiments throughout the year.
Inclusion Criteria	All UCF students are eligible to participate
Area	Orlando, Florida
Duration	Sessions generally last 1 - 2 hours and participants are always paid in cash at the end of each session.
Reimbursement	Earnings differ from session to session, but average earnings are generally around $15.00 per hour.
Other Info	As in the actual economy and business world, your earnings will depend upon the choices you make during the simulation as well as the choices other participants make. Once you have registered with us, you can sign up on-line for sessions that fit your schedule and sound interesting to you - there is no further obligation. If you are interested in participating you first have to register your interest by completing the Student Registration form. Once you are registered you will receive email notifications of upcoming sessions, and will get access to our online calendar where you can sign up for particular sessions.
Notes	REGISTER HERE