NZCR

NZCR New Zealand’s leading clinical trials and medical research organisation with clinics in Auckland, Christchurch, Hamilton and Wellington.
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Visit our website today to find out more information! A clinical trial is a scientific research study involving people, to answer specific questions about vaccines or new therapies or new ways of using known treatments. NZCR has expertise in running clinical trials on
• Healthy volunteers
• Hepatology
• Infectious Diseases
• Oncology
• Haematology
• Dermatology
• Nephrology

Email, call, or fill in the registration form on our website to be notified of new studies that you may be eligible for!

Thinking about participating in a clinical trial with NZCR? We’ve got trial centers in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington an...
27/05/2026

Thinking about participating in a clinical trial with NZCR? We’ve got trial centers in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch. We’re currently recruiting for a range of trials, all focused on advancing the future of medical research.

As well as contributing to global health, you’ll be paid up to $8,000 before tax for your time and commitment.

Clinical trials involve an investigational drug and some study assessments.

Check out our current trials here: https://loom.ly/1LLOLos

Great Wi-Fi? ✅Quiet spaces? ✅Joining a clinical trial with NZCR doesn’t have to completely interrupt your routine. You c...
26/05/2026

Great Wi-Fi? ✅
Quiet spaces? ✅

Joining a clinical trial with NZCR doesn’t have to completely interrupt your routine. You can work or study while taking part, with access to shared and quiet spaces designed to help you stay comfortable and connected.

Check out our current trials here: https://loom.ly/1LLOLos

Ever wondered how new medication or treatments are confirmed as safe and effective before they make it to you?Before any...
24/05/2026

Ever wondered how new medication or treatments are confirmed as safe and effective before they make it to you?

Before any treatment makes it to market, it must go through four carefully managed phases of clinical research, each one building on the last.

1️⃣ Phase 1 is where it all starts. These are the first tests of a new medicine in a small group of healthy participants to check if it is safe, what side effects it causes, and what dose is appropriate.
2️⃣ Phase 2 shifts the focus to patients living with the condition the treatment is designed for. This is about determining the most suitable doses to use in patients while also looking for those early signs of efficacy.
3️⃣ Phase 3 goes bigger, with often thousands of participants, at multiple sites across the globe. This is where the treatment is compared against existing options to gather the evidence needed for pharmaceutical approval.
4️⃣ Phase 4 happens once the treatment is approved and out in the world. Research continues to understand long-term safety across a much wider population.

Every phase and every participant play a key role to make new cures possible.

Curious about what taking part actually looks like? We'd love to walk you through it. Register with us at https://loom.ly/EkjQGFY

Today (20th May) is International Clinical Trials Day, and it’s a wonderful opportunity to jointly recognise and appreci...
19/05/2026

Today (20th May) is International Clinical Trials Day, and it’s a wonderful opportunity to jointly recognise and appreciate our research workforce, and the volunteer participants whose partnership makes tomorrow’s medical breakthroughs possible.

Playing a role in potentially lifesaving medication is an uplifting and aspirational feeling for all of us at NZCR. That...
19/05/2026

Playing a role in potentially lifesaving medication is an uplifting and aspirational feeling for all of us at NZCR. That’s why we’re incredibly excited to share the Phase 3 study results from recent trial named HAELO, which investigated a one-time medication that could help mitigate the potentially life-threatening effects of a rare genetic condition.

Hereditary Angioedema (HAE) is a rare genetic condition in which patients experience potentially life-threatening swelling including in the face, upper airway, abdomen and extremities. Trials have observed the application of a one-time medication, Lonvo-z.

With news of the trial success, it opens the door to potentially ending the impacts HAE has on thousands of people worldwide.

Read the full announcement on Intellia’s website: https://loom.ly/odC6gG8

Want to play a role in medical advancement?Together with NZCR, you can support research into potential new medicines to ...
18/05/2026

Want to play a role in medical advancement?

Together with NZCR, you can support research into potential new medicines to help those with cancer.

Who can participate?

👉 Healthy Males
👉 18 – 65 years
👉 Weigh between 50 – 100 kgs
👉 BMI 18.5 - 30 kg/m2

You’ll receive expert care and meals at our purpose-built facility during your trial and have access to a variety of entertainment options. You’ll be paid $8,000 before tax for your time.

Clinical trials involve an investigational medicine and some study assessments.
HDEC Approval 2025 FULL 24156.

Interested? Register at https://loom.ly/JX8O3gY

14/05/2026

We’re in the final stages of recruitment for our BLAZE trial across NZ.

Running at all 4 of our clinics - Auckland, Hamilton, Christchurch and Wellington - it’s a great opportunity to get involved in a clinical trial, and you’ll be paid $8,000 before tax for your participation.

What’s involved?
➡️ 3-night stay in our purpose-built facility
➡️ Daily study checks
➡️ Meals, unlimited Wi-Fi, and a variety of entertainment options
➡️ 16 clinic visits

Clinical trials involve an investigational medicine and study assessments.

Want to learn more? Register today at https://loom.ly/FrpQr-k

Today is International Nurses Day and a wonderful opportunity to recognise and thank our team of excellent nurses at NZC...
11/05/2026

Today is International Nurses Day and a wonderful opportunity to recognise and thank our team of excellent nurses at NZCR. 👩‍⚕️🧑🏻‍⚕️👩🏽‍⚕️

From liaising with our participants to making sure they’re feeling comfortable and confident during their trial, to engaging with our doctors and physicians, our nurses are a critical aspect of what makes our organisation tick.

Please join us in celebrating all the incredible nurses out there!

Meet Margaret, a Research Assistant here at NZCR.Margaret comes from Macau, a Special Administrative Region of China, an...
08/05/2026

Meet Margaret, a Research Assistant here at NZCR.

Margaret comes from Macau, a Special Administrative Region of China, and before moving to New Zealand and studying public health at University of Auckland - Waipapa Taumata Rau, she worked as a registered pediatric nurse.

Having a patient-focused background blended with technical knowledge makes her a perfect fit to be a research assistant with NZCR.

While she’s only been with us for two months, Margaret said she’s already learned a lot about clinical trials, patient care, and loves the feeling of things running smoothly.

“My team has been incredibly supportive and welcoming, which made settling in so much easier. Everyone is so kind!

“I enjoy being involved in both the learning and practical sides of my role and it feels rewarding to know I can help the team run smoothly.”

We’re seeking participants to take part in a range of clinical trials researching potential new treatments for Inflammat...
08/05/2026

We’re seeking participants to take part in a range of clinical trials researching potential new treatments for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).

If you meet the following criteria, we'd love to hear from you!

👉 18 - 50 years old
👉 Healthy
👉 BMI 18-32 kg/m2
👉 Weigh over 40 kg
👉 Not currently taking any regular medications or supplements (except contraceptives)

You’ll receive expert care and meals at our Christchurch facility during your trial and have access to a variety of entertainment options.

By participating in this study, you are contributing to the advancement of medical science - plus, you’ll be paid $5,700 before tax.

Clinical trials involve an investigational medicine and some study assessments. HDEC approval no. 23850

Register at https://loom.ly/PToFRIA

07/05/2026

Ever wondered about our screening process?

We take the time to collect everything needed to assess your suitability for a trial, including measurements, a blood sample and other key information.

Once that’s done, you’re free to get on with your day while we review your results and let you know if you’re a good fit for the trial you applied for.

Register with us today at https://loom.ly/EkjQGFY

Address

3 Ferncroft Street, Grafton
Auckland
1010

Telephone

+648007883437

Website

https://www.linkedin.com/company/nzcr-clinicalresea

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