AN EL PASO RESEARCH RESOURCE

Finding clinical trials
in El Paso.

A useful starting point for research in our region. First confirm who conducts the study, where it takes place, and which team can answer your questions.

Start with the right study team.

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Studies conducted by EPCT

Our current-studies page is the starting point for information about research through El Paso Clinical Trials. Contact us to confirm site availability.

View EPCT study information
02

Studies conducted by other organizations

Hospitals, universities, and other research sites have their own protocols, contacts, and enrollment processes. EPCT cannot enroll you into a study it does not operate.

Search the public study registry
03

Check the original study record

ClinicalTrials.gov is a public registry. Review the recruitment status, location, last update, and study contacts, then confirm details directly with the listed research team.

Visit ClinicalTrials.gov

Before contacting a study team.

  1. Check the location and whether that specific location is accepting participants.
  2. Ask about the study purpose, screening, visits, risks, possible benefits, and alternatives.
  3. Confirm practical details, including travel, study-related costs, and any compensation.
  4. Use the study team’s appropriate screening process to discuss medical details.
  5. Take time to ask questions. Participation is voluntary.

Looking for an older listing?

Our former directory of studies at other organizations has been consolidated into this guide. Old summaries may no longer reflect current study information.

Search ClinicalTrials.gov using the study name or NCT number from your original reference, then use the contact information in the current record. A registry listing does not mean EPCT operates the study.

A conversation is a good place to start.

Ask questions, explore opportunities, and decide what feels right for you. Participation is voluntary.