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The PAREXEL Los Angeles Early Phase Clinical Unit (EPCU) conducts trials for both healthy volunteers and patient populations.

Located on the Glendale Adventist Medical Center campus, this clinical unit has been managed by PAREXEL since 2006 and hosts 75 early phase research beds. The unit is staffed around the clock by a highly trained and certified team, which includes board-certified physicians in psychiatry and internal medicine as well as Members and Fellows of the American College of Cardiology and the American Coll

ege of Physicians. The staff consists of clinical pharmacologists, pharmacists, registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, and clinical research coordinators, research associates, and a recreational therapist. The unit offers participants a safe and comfortable environment for medical care. Features include:

Flat screen TVs and WiFi at each bed
Large recreation room that includes computers, games, and more
Dining room

The Los Angeles unit specializes in studies with volunteers of the following descents:
Armenian
Chinese
Japanese
Korean

https://www.parexel.com/company/volunteer/locations-worldwide/los-angeles/en/about-us

03/31/2026

Obesity is a complex, chronic health condition influenced by many factors beyond individual choices. In clinical research, BMI (body mass index) is used as one of several eligibility criteria and does not define what a study is about. When people across a wider range of body types take part, the evidence becomes stronger and more relevant for everyone.

Explore clinical studies available in Los Angeles here: https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

03/27/2026

If you or someone you know is living with an advanced form of cancer, there may be a clinical study worth exploring. Trial 284051 is open to adults aged 18 and older who have been diagnosed with an advanced or metastatic solid tumour and meet the medical criteria. Compensation of up to $150 is available for each visit.

Find out more about this study here: https://shorturl.at/fZHuW

03/24/2026

Clinical research should represent the diversity of the communities it serves. When more people from Hispanic backgrounds take part, researchers gain a deeper understanding of how health conditions and treatments affect different populations. Spanish-speaking staff are available to guide you through every step.

Explore studies currently available in Los Angeles here: https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

03/20/2026

People living with Type 2 Diabetes bring real insight into what daily management looks like. That lived experience is something clinical research cannot replicate without the people who have it. Trial 294757 is seeking adults aged 24 to 75 who have been diagnosed for at least one year and are currently taking prescribed medication for their condition.

See if you may be a good fit here: https://shorturl.at/MJZD0

03/17/2026

Treatments are more effective when they are developed using evidence from a wide range of populations. People of Japanese heritage living in Los Angeles can contribute to research that better reflects the communities it is designed to serve. Japanese-speaking staff are available to support you at every stage.

If you would like to explore studies currently available, visit our clinical trials page here: https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

03/13/2026

Living with celiac disease means understanding your body in ways that most people never have to. That knowledge is exactly what clinical research needs. Trial 279708 is looking for adults aged 18 to 70 with a confirmed diagnosis who follow a gluten-restricted diet.

Learn more and see if you may be eligible here: https://shorturl.at/S8J53

03/10/2026

If you have recently graduated and are exploring your next steps, clinical research could be a meaningful way to use your time. Studies take place in a supervised clinical environment and offer structured, short-term compensation for eligible participants. You would also be contributing to research that helps develop future treatments.

Register your interest or explore available studies here: https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

03/04/2026

March 4 marks World Obesity Day. The World Health Organization classifies obesity as a chronic, relapsing disease shaped by genetic, biological, environmental and behavioral factors. It affects over one billion people worldwide and is closely linked to conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease and certain cancers.

Reducing stigma starts with understanding. Obesity is not a personal failure. It is a complex health condition that calls for evidence-based care, equitable access to treatment and continued research.

If you would like to explore clinical studies available in Los Angeles, visit our clinical trials page here: https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

02/26/2026

Every medicine that helps a patient today was once tested by someone who chose to take part in clinical research. Volunteers from all backgrounds contribute to studies that shape the future of healthcare.

If you have ever been curious about clinical trials, there is no obligation to commit. You can explore what is available, ask questions, and decide if taking part is right for you.

Discover studies currently recruiting in Los Angeles → https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

02/25/2026

The next generation of medical treatments depends on the people who help test them today. By joining a clinical study, young adults can contribute to research that may benefit patients for decades to come.

Whether you are studying, starting your career, or exploring new paths, there may be a study that fits your schedule. Registering your interest is straightforward and does not commit you to anything.

If you would like to see what opportunities are available → https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

02/24/2026

If you have previously taken part in a study at our Los Angeles clinic, you can help others discover the opportunity to contribute to clinical research.

When you refer a friend who is new to Parexel (or has not screened for a study in 2 years) and they go on to complete a trial, you could receive up to $200 as a thank you.

To refer someone, ask them to mention your name when scheduling an appointment.

Compensation only for registered volunteers who have completed a clinical trial.

Learn more about our studies → https://shorturl.at/LTD1q

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