Advancing Medicine Through Clinical Research in Miami
Discover clinical research opportunities and contribute to the development of new treatments, therapies, and healthcare solutions in Florida
Dedicated to a brighter future
We conduct high-quality, ethical, and inclusive clinical trials in South Florida that advance medical knowledge while offering a personalized and respectful experience to each participant.
Therapeutic fields:
Women's health, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Pneumology, Vaccines, Gynecology, Dermatology, Allergy, Infectious diseases, Male and female sexual health, Pediatrics, Ophthalmology, Respiratory diseases, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Psychiatry, Pain Management
Have questions about participating in a clinical research study?
We’re here to make the process clear, comfortable, and easy to understand. Learn more about clinical research, who may qualify, what participation involves, and what you can expect throughout a study.
Ready to learn more? Explore our current research opportunities or contact our team to see if a study may be right for you.
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A clinical research study, also called a clinical trial, is a research study involving volunteers that evaluates a medical treatment, medication, device, or healthcare approach. Clinical trials help researchers understand how a treatment works, including its potential benefits, risks, and safety. Each study follows a specific research protocol and includes measures designed to protect participants.
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Eligibility depends on the specific clinical research study. Requirements may include your age, medical history, current medications, symptoms, diagnosis, lifestyle, or other health factors. Some clinical trials seek participants with specific medical conditions, while others may enroll healthy volunteers. Our research team will review the study requirements with you to determine whether you may be eligible.
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Participating in a clinical research study typically begins by reviewing the available studies and completing a brief pre-screening to see if you may meet the study’s eligibility requirements. If you appear to qualify, our research team will contact you to discuss the study in more detail and schedule any necessary screening visits. Before enrolling, you will receive information about the study, including the visits, procedures, time commitment, potential risks and benefits, and other important requirements. You can ask questions and decide whether participating in the clinical trial is right for you.
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Clinical research studies are conducted under strict regulations and guidelines designed to protect the safety and rights of participants. As with any medical treatment or procedure, there may be potential risks, and the research team will explain these risks, as well as the study’s procedures and requirements, before you decide to participate. Participation is completely voluntary, and you have the right to withdraw from a study at any time. If you choose to participate, the research team will guide you through the screening, enrollment, and study process.
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Most clinical research studies offer compensation for eligible participants who complete required study visits and procedures. The amount and payment schedule vary depending on the specific study. During the screening and enrollment process, the research team will provide details about any compensation and participation requirements.
Meet the Team
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Dr. Ana Roig-Cantisano
Principal Investigator
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Ruben S. Morales de Armas
Study Coordinator
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Claudia Cuellar Ramos
Regulatory Affairs
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Dr. Joaquin A. Gomez
Investigator
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Cinzia Karpf
Study Coordinator
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Jose V. Cantisano
Assistant Coordinator
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Dr. Ernesto J. Badui Cantisano
Investigator
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Stefany Charry Losada
Media and Communications
Clinical research studies help researchers evaluate potential new treatments, medications, vaccines, and other approaches to healthcare.