Boston Area Ultrasound Research
Boston Area Ultrasound Research
Qualified Participants:
- Pregnant individuals of all gestational ages
- Live in the greater Boston area
- Have not been advised by a doctor to avoid ultrasounds
Contribute to Medical Research & Earn Compensation
Philips, a global leader in health technology, and Campos, a Pittsburgh, PA-based market research firm, have partnered to create an opportunity for pregnant individuals in the Greater Boston Area to participate in paid clinical research related to ultrasound scanning technology.
If you qualify to participate, you will be contacted and invited to travel to the Philips campus in Cambridge, MA and to participate in an ultrasound scan. You’ll be compensated on a $75 an hour basis for your time plus receive a parking stipend, with the amount based on the length of your visit.
In addition to being competitively compensated for their time, participants will have the satisfaction of contributing to important clinical research with numerous potential real-world applications.
How it Works
How to Sign Up
Simply complete the Registration Form to see if you qualify to participate and to register your contact information. A member of the Campos Recruiting Team will contact you to verify your eligibility, answer any questions you may have, and provide you with information more information about the study
How will I get paid?
Compensation for participation will be provided on an hourly basis at a rate of $75 per hour plus a parking stipend ranging from $10 to $20 depending on the length of your visit. All compensation will be delivered in the form of a Tango Digital Gift Card which we will send to you via email. The balance of this card can be redeemed for gift cards at a wide variety of restaurants and retailers, or as a pre-paid Visa gift card, which can be used anywhere that accepts Visa.
Is this legitimate? Who is organizing the Ultrasound Research Panel?
Is Ultrasound Safe?
What are the risks of participating in this research?
Prior to any research activity in which you are scheduled to participate, a member of Philips’ clinical staff will review any activity-specific risks and benefits to participation and will obtain your explicit, informed consent to proceed. We will also provide you with a general overview of the nature and expected duration of all research activities before we confirm your appointment to come in.
Who can I contact with questions?
