Trust the Knowledge That Comes With Experience
Charlottesville Medical Research (CMR) is located in the heart of historic central Virginia. Our team of investigators and clinical coordinators are passionate about advancing medicine and caring for patients, by promoting therapeutic advances obtained through clinical research. We have successfully completed over 450 Clinical Trials since 1991, with the goal of ensuring that all patients receive the most effective therapies with the fewest risks.
Research Participants
Charlottesville Medical Research (CMR) is a clinical research facility in Charlottesville, Virginia. We work directly with pharmaceutical and device companies with the goal of making a meaningful contribution to world health.
Sponsors/CROs
Charlottesville Medical Research (CMR) has extensive experience conducting Phases II thru IV studies over the last 30 years with a solid infrastructure of highly experienced research personnel. Our dedication to providing quality data and extensive oversight are unmatched.
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