New Zealand Clinical Research - CHC 264 Antigua Street, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch, Canterbury 8011

Welcome to New Zealand Clinical Research (NZCR), Aotearoa New Zealand's leading early phase clinical research provider. Located at 264 Antigua Street in Christchurch, NZCR is an establishment and point of interest dedicated to advancing global health through the research of new medicines.

At NZCR, we invite you to join our research community and be a part of groundbreaking clinical trials. By participating in our trials, you not only contribute to the development of new medicines but also have the opportunity to be compensated for your involvement. Throughout your clinical trial journey, our expert research team will provide you with the utmost care and support.

With over 750 clinical trials conducted and more than 15,000 New Zealanders involved, our team has a wealth of experience in the field. All of our trials are approved by New Zealand regulatory authorities and take place at our state-of-the-art research facilities in Auckland and Christchurch, with satellite sites in Hamilton and Wellington. Your safety is our top priority, and we ensure that you are fully informed throughout the process.

To participate in an NZCR trial, we require healthy individuals who do not take regular medications and meet specific BMI and weight criteria. Participants must be able to stay overnight at our research facility and attend clinic visits. To get started, we ask that you register your interest, allowing us to match you to a trial that suits your profile.

Once you have registered, our team will review your details and provide you with information on a suitable trial, including its purpose, timing, and the payment you will receive for your participation. Our trials cover a wide variety of potential new medicines, involving varying overnight stays and follow-up visits at our clinics.

By joining our research community, you not only have the opportunity to contribute to the advancement of medicine but also receive a free health check-up and connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for making a difference. While at an NZCR facility, you can enjoy unlimited free WiFi, work and play in designated areas with workstations, and indulge in balanced and delicious meals, including vegetarian options. Our recreational activities and social spaces provide opportunities to relax and socialize, making your experience feel like a paid holiday.

At NZCR, we are at the forefront of early phase clinical research, focusing on quality and innovation. Our dedication to advancing medicine and improving patient care has led to numerous exciting medical breakthroughs. Clinical trials play a crucial role in determining the safety and effectiveness of new medicines, and the results obtained can make a significant impact on patients worldwide.

It is important to note that all NZCR trials are approved by New Zealand regulatory authorities to ensure participant safety. While there are inherent risks associated with taking any medicine, including new ones, our rigorous safety assessments minimize these risks. Side effects can vary from person to person, and individual reactions to treatments cannot be predicted with 100% certainty. However, our expert medical team at NZCR ensures your well-being and provides comprehensive care throughout the trial.

Don't just take our word for it – hear from some of our participants. A nursing student shares that doing studies at NZCR feels like a paid holiday, with all the cooking and household chores taken care of. They feel safe and well-cared for by the medical team. Another participant, Alex, praises the professionalism and care provided by the nurses and doctors at NZCR, along with the comfortable facilities and delicious meals. For them, participating in trials is a great way to support their studies without the burden of a student loan.

At NZCR, we provide state-of-the-art research facilities and the expertise required to conduct complex early phase clinical research in both healthy participants and patient populations. Join us today and be a part of advancing medicine and improving patient care through clinical trials.