How to become an investigator:

KPCO Physicians are our Principal Investigators.

• Is there a company you would like to work with?
• Is there a product you want to make available to your patients?
• Is there a specific research question you would like to answer?

Here's what you need to know:

• CPMG Policy (PDF)
• Investigator Responsibilities (PDF)

Here's what you need to do:

• Investigator Training

Here's what the Clinical Trials Team does for the investigator:

• Clinical Trials Responsibilities (PDF)

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Clinical trials can be an important part of your care.

They aim to find new ways to provide treatments, make diagnoses, manage or prevent disease. Participation is voluntary and each person decides if a clinical trial is right for them.

Clinical Trials Overview

How does a patient get involved?

• You may be approached by Kaiser Permanente staff or physician to see if you are interested in participating in a clinical trial.
• You may hear about a trial you are interested in. Ask your doctor if the clinical trial is available at Kaiser Permanente and if the trial is right for you.

Are you a sponsor that would like to work with Kaiser Permanente Colorado?

We work with many pharmaceutical and device companies. Our Clinical Trials Team can support all aspects of Phase IB - IV trials.

Please review Sponsor Requirements (PDF)

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Are you a researcher that would like to work with the Kaiser Permanente Colorado Clinical Trials Team?

We have many research partnerships and collaborations.

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