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Baptist Health Center for Clinical Research is committed to staying informed on evolving public health issues at both the national and local levels. We continue to welcome healthy, low-risk volunteers for our studies while also working to help those facing active health challenges by exploring new treatment options and innovative ways to improve your health. 

We are the Baptist Health Center for Clinical Research (BHCCR), one of the leading medical research clinics in Arkansas. We are located in Little Rock, Arkansas. We are the clinical research arm for the largest integrated medical system in the state of Arkansas, comprised of 9 hospitals and over 80 clinics.  We perform Phase I-IV clinical research in a variety of therapeutic areas and our primary concern is always patient safety.  Medical research studies are vital in healthcare because they advance the progress of new treatments reaching the market.

Available Studies

Migraine Prevention Study

This is a clinical study to evaluate the effectiveness of an injection to help prevent migraine headaches in people 18 years old and above.

For more information, you can contact our office at 501-500-4270 or answer the “Please Complete” question below and someone will contact you.

Ages 18 - 80 | Male/Female
Compensation up to $1,520 for study related time and travel

Asthma

This is a comparative study to evaluate the therapeutic treatment in patients with asthma.

Ages 18 - 75 | Male/Female
Compensation up to $1,110 for study related time and travel

Type 1 Diabetes

This study is to compare and evaluate the effectiveness of an added medication to reduce hypoglycemia in people who have been diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes.

Ages 18+ | Male/Female
Compensation up to $2,200 for study related time and travel

Norovirus

This study is to evaluate the effectiveness of the vaccine to prevent norovirus acute gastroenteritis

Ages 60+ | Male/Female
Compensation up to $1,000 for study related time and travel

Want to participate in Clinical Research but don't see a study that fits you today?

Contact us to be added to our database and you’ll be first to know about our future studies.

Why consider BHCCR?

BHCCR is an arm of Baptist Health Care System

  • Mission

    Baptist Health exists to provide quality patient-centered services, promote and protect the voluntary not-for-profit healthcare system, provide quality health education, and respond to the changing health needs of the residents of Arkansas with Christian compassion and personal concern.

  • Belief

    Baptist Health is more than a business –– it is a healing ministry. Our healing ministry is based on the revelation of God through creation, the Bible, and Jesus Christ. At Baptist Health, care of the whole person ­­–– body, mind, and spirit –– is an expression of Christian faith. We are instruments of God’s restorative power and are responsible for giving compassionate care.

  • Values

    In fulfilling our mission, we place special emphasis on the values of service, honesty, respect, stewardship, and performance.

     

About BHCCR

Just like you, Baptist Health Center for Clinical Research is following the ever-changing impact of the Coronavirus on a national level and in our local community. BHCCR continues to see healthy, low risk volunteers as usual. Please click here for important Coronavirus updates.

We are the Baptist Health Center for Clinical Research (BHCCR), one of the leading medical research clinics in Arkansas. We are located in Little Rock, Arkansas. We are the clinical research arm for the largest integrated medical system in the state of Arkansas, comprised of 9 hospitals and over 80 clinics. We perform Phase I-IV clinical research in a variety of therapeutic areas and our primary concern is always patient safety. Medical research studies are vital in healthcare because they advance the progress of new treatments reaching the market.

Additional Information

Dr. Pellegrino and Baptist Health Center for Clinical Research are conducting new clinical studies to bring the latest in medical research to Arkansas. In 2020, BHCCR spearheaded the research to bring a COVID vaccine to Arkansas.

Want to Volunteer in Clinical Research?

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