NZCR

12/06/2026

Taking part in a clinical trial doesn’t mean putting life on hold.

Many participants continue to work or study remotely, or spend time on hobbies, while contributing to medical research through a paid clinical trial with NZCR.

You’ll be supported every step of the way and paid up to $8,000 before tax for your participation.

See if a clinical trial could fit around your life. Clinical trials involve an investigational drug and some study assessments.

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

10/06/2026

Who can participate in clinical trials?

Clinical trials are investigated in two kinds of populations: healthy participants and patients.

Healthy participants are generally healthy people, who aren’t on any long-term medications. Patients are people who have the disease or condition that the potential new treatment is for.

Healthy participants are typically needed during early phase clinical trials while patients are needed for later phase clinical trials. These trials help determine the safety, best dose, and best timing for the new medications as well as whether it works in treating the target disease.

Interested in taking part? Register at

NZCR provides state of the art world class research units and the expertise to conduct complex early phase clinical research in healthy participant and patient populations over a wide range of therapeutic areas.

09/06/2026

There’s a lot of jargon in our industry, and at NZCR, we don’t expect our trial participants to understand it all.

That’s why our doctors, nurses and trial staff are here to explain the trial process simply, thoughtfully and honestly, making sure participants are in the best possible position to give educated, informed consent.

Interested in clinical trials? Head to nzcr.co.nz to find out more.

07/06/2026

Want to know more about our trials and how the sign-up process works?

Visit the Participants section on our website to learn more about taking part, what to expect, and how the process works.

You can also explore our Trials page to view our current studies and see if there’s one that may suit you.

From there, head to the Screening section to understand what happens next, including what the screening process involves and how our team will support you.

And most importantly, visit our Registration page to register your interest and apply for a trial.

You can get paid up to $8000 before tax while helping research new medicines.

Get started: https://loom.ly/wZjxiTg

05/06/2026

Every person who takes part in an NZCR research trial plays a role in advancing health worldwide. Your participation helps researchers and scientists continue developing potential medicines, supporting progress that could improve lives in New Zealand and around the world.

NZCR clinical trials take place at our purpose-built medical research facilities in Auckland and Christchurch. Our outpatient visits take place in our Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch facilities.

More than 17,000 New Zealanders have taken part in a NZCR clinical trial and helped to make our research possible - are you next?

👉 https://loom.ly/1LLOLos

29/05/2026

We’re looking for 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

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

29/05/2026

Do you want to play a role in medical advancement?

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

Who can participate?

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

Over 2 million people across the globe are diagnosed with breast cancer each year.

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.

Interested? Register here - https://loom.ly/JX8O3gY

Clinical trials involve an investigational medicine and some study assessments.

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

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

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