Clinical Trials

As a clinical trial candidate at Methodist, you’re offered unique access to new drugs and technology being studied to improve patient outcomes.

Available Clinical Trials

Search our online clinical trials directory to learn more about what is currently offered.

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Why Methodist?

Methodist offers national and international clinical trials that are crucial to advancements in all types of cancer. The number of trial participants at our cancer centers far exceed the national average, which is between 3% and 5%. Members of Methodist’s Oncology Research Department work closely with your oncologist to determine whether you meet a study’s criteria for participation. They also closely supervise each study, offering a hand to hold and a listening ear for all your questions and concerns.

Additionally, we offer a number of clinical trials that are crucial to advancements in cardiology, pulmonology, and vascular and vein. Patients are monitored throughout each study.

Depending on the study and your location, you may be compensated for time and travel. Participation is voluntary, and you can withdraw from a study at any time.

Available Clinical Trials

Clinical trials are available for many conditions, including:

Get in Touch

We want to hear from you! If you have questions about clinical trials or are interested in participating, fill out our online form.

Submit a Clinical Trial for Consideration

Interested in submitting a clinical trial for Methodist's Institutional Review Board to consider? Inquire using the link below.

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Research Documents and Forms

Download research forms and review important documents for the Institutional Review Board.

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12 May 2021 – TMOC Magazine Summer 2021 Cardiology Clinical Trials – Cardiologist Matthew Latacha, MD, performs a Solve CRT clinical trial surgery as Methodist Physicians Clinic Clinical Research Coordinators DruAnne McMartin and Danielle Frodyma, Phd, along with members of EDR Clinical Consultant at Methodist Hospital on May 12, 2021. PHOTO by Daniel Johnson/Methodist Health System

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