Our Full-Service Clinical Research Units
Miami, Florida, US
Equipped to conduct complex, high-intensity clinical studies while ensuring participant comfort and safety
Established in 2015, this is a 23,000 sq. ft., 58-bed state-of-the-art facility with a flexible, open floor plan, staffed approximately 100 onsite nurses, pharmacists, clinical research associates and biometricians.
Key features include:
- Wide range of healthy participant and patient enrollment capabilities that seek to meet the specific needs of your study
- Located on the Miami Hospital campus with three major hospitals nearby and two screening centers in the area
- On-site pharmacy (temperature and humidity-controlled) equipped to perform nonsterile compounding and aseptic preparations (clean room)
- Extensive, reliable subject data base and access to special populations
- Recognized and frequently inspected by worldwide regulatory agencies, with a strong reputation for safety and compliance, with no FDA 483s issued
- On-site deployment of the ClinSpark® eSource platform, offering e-data capture and management specifically designed for Phase I clinical trials
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An unwavering commitment to safe and ethical early phase research
Our first concern is participant welfare as we strive – in partnership with our customers – to advance the delivery of life-changing therapies.
In addition to being subject to multiple layers of external oversight, Syneos Health has its own robust internal controls and processes to address participant safety and well-being, including:
- A thorough informed consent process that clearly describes study requirements, risks and the need for participant transparency
- Rigorous medical screening to determine study eligibility
- Around-the-clock monitoring to promptly address potential adverse events
These activities are subject to Sponsor audit or Health Authority inspection.
Our additional full-service clinical research unit is located in Quebec City, Canada
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