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Your work today

could improve

the lives of pets

tomorrow

Be one of the first to gain hands-on experience with upcoming therapies

As an Investigator, you are among the first to learn about and use investigational medications. You will be demonstrating your commitment to innovation in veterinary care to your clients, peers, and community.

At the same time, you will be making a meaningful difference, giving back to your profession and helping to make animal health advances possible.

You can expect generous compensation for the work you do. You and your team will also benefit from Sponsor-provided training on the standard of care for the specific therapeutic area of the study, which may enhance the knowledge base of your practice.
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I want to be in the front of the line to help with these studies. We now have five people involved part time and are so busy we must turn work down. The pharmaceutical sponsors treat you very well and will support both your clinic and the studies.

Larry Baker, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC
Founder & Owner
Northgate Pet Clinic
Decatur, IL

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I love working on these studies because we then have awareness of new products before anyone else. You work with the products and know the ones that will be game changers. You get the experience of using the products early, so you become comfortable with them. You can’t get that experience anywhere else. 

Samuel Geller, VMD
Director of Clinical Studies
Quakertown Veterinary Clinic
Quakertown, PA

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It’s a very sound move financially. Our team enjoys working together on these studies to help clients and treat pets at no charge.

Larry Baker, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC
Founder & Owner
Northgate Pet Clinic
Decatur, IL

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Working with these studies is so fun and rewarding. You have the satisfaction of seeing medications on your pharmacy shelves that you helped bring to market, products that are often light years ahead of what we had before.

 

Samuel Geller, VMD
Director of Clinical Studies
Quakertown Veterinary Clinic
Quakertown, PA

The requirements

All studies require:

  • The ability and willingness to carefully adhere to study protocols
  • A commitment to conduct data collection and monitoring
  • Enrollment of patients according to study inclusion and exclusion criteria

Some studies also require:

  • A specific skill set
  • Additional staffing to handle the extra workload
  • Prior study experience

The responsibilities

As an Investigator, you along with your team must:

  • Observe the enrolled patients carefully noting your observations
  • Provide strict adherence to the study protocols
  • Ensure safe and ethical conduct is maintained by your participating staff

The rewards

Financial

  • Generous compensation from the Sponsor
  • The potential to grow your practice

Professional

  • Experience with tomorrow’s new therapies
  • Specialized training and support for you and your staff
  • Prestige and exposure that could elevate the stature of your practice

Emotional

  • Pride in being at the forefront of animal health research
  • Satisfying your love of science
  • Demonstrating a way to further help patients and their owners

Interested in working as a clinical investigator?

We help pair veterinarians across the nation with study Sponsors to bring innovation to animal health. Start by completing our questionnaire.