Current antidepressant not working? Get paid for an at-home study (Chautauqua)
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If your existing medication isn’t cutting it, you may be able to receive dedicated medical attention, a free investigational therapeutic and compensation for yo
Salary
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Location
Jamestown, New York, United States
Employment type
Full time
Workplace
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Current antidepressant not working? Get paid for an at-home study (Chautauqua)
Jamestown, New York, United States
Job description
If your existing medication isn’t cutting it, you may be able to receive dedicated medical attention, a free investigational therapeutic and compensation for your involvement in a paid research study – all from the comfort of your home. You do not need an existing diagnosis to participate and you can continue to take your existing medication throughout the study. Internet and phone or computer are required, and a diagnosis of PTSD or substance use disorder is exclusionary. Learn more and fill out our 5-minute confidential questionnaire to see if you qualify now: https://www.altodatabank.com/five-minute-survey/2/115 Participation is free and no insurance is needed. To ensure your consideration for our paid studies, please submit your information at: https://www.altodatabank.com/five-minute-survey/2/115
Frequently asked questions
Is this position remote or on-site?
This study requires participants to live in Jamestown, New York, but the research activities are conducted at home with remote engagement via phone or computer.
Do I need a prior diagnosis to join this study?
No prior diagnosis is required to participate in this antidepressant study.
Are there any conditions that would disqualify me from participating?
Yes, individuals diagnosed with PTSD or substance use disorder are excluded from this study.
What kind of equipment or access do I need to participate?
You will need internet access and a phone or computer to engage with study staff remotely.
Will I have to stop my current antidepressant medication to join?
No, participation is designed for adults who want to explore new treatment options without disrupting their current medication regimen.