Clinical Trials 

At Northwest Arkansas Pediatric Clinic, we actively participate in Clinical Studies. A clinical study is research designed to test new investigational drugs, devices, or procedures to see if they work and are safe. All studies are carefully reviewed by our physicians for safety. No high-risk studies are done in our program.

We believe it is an important, positive role to participate in medical research as pediatricians. Clinical study participants help researchers further the development of new treatments and new cures.

Please read our Clinical Study Q & A as you decide with the assistance of your pediatrician and family, whether your child should participate in a clinical study.

Current Clinical Trials
We are accepting patients who qualify for the following studies:

Scalp Ringworm and Wart studies are closed. We will have more closer to spring.

Please contact us if you would like more information about our current clinical trials.

Phone (479) 571-7192

Meet the NWAPC Clinical Trial Coordinators

Tiffany Matherly, R.N.
Clinical Research Coordinator

Tiffany has worked with the NWA Pediatric Clinic since 1995 and contributed greatly to the quality of care we provide. Before before coordinating the research department, Tiffany assumed many roles in the clinic from staff nurse to OSHA coordinator to Head Nurse.

Jenifer Scott, LPN
Clinical Research Coordinator

Jenifer helps coordinate clinical trials at Northwest Arkansas Pediatric Clinic. She has been a nurse at the Pediatric Clinic since 1997 and has been a clinical trials nurse for one year.