We’re always expanding our Participant Panel. When you participate in our research studies, you will help improve the designs of an array of products.

Typical participant compensation ranges from $75 to $200, depending on the study.

It’s simple to get started! Click the link below to register. All information you share is kept in-house and never distributed to others. We value your privacy and look forward to getting to know you!

Please see below for our list of current research opportunities! We update this section regularly, so if you don’t see anything check back later or add your name to the participant panel. We will notify you when a new study matches your interests.

We are conducting research to learn whether a newly developed, assistive walking device used during physical therapy is easy-to-use and understand. Licensed physical therapists who work with patients recovering from a stroke are invited to participate in a 6-hour group training and an individual 90-minute interview. Participants will receive $1,200 at the conclusion of their session. If you are interested, please complete our recruiting questionnaire!

Research Collective is hosting a research study for a major medical device manufacturer to evaluate their new reprocessing manual. We are looking for 15 Sterile Processing Technicians (SPTs), who currently work in the Central Processing Department, to participate in a 1-hour research session. At the conclusion of the session, participants will receive $125. If you’re interested, please complete the study questionnaire below.

We are looking for CIDP and MMN patients to participate in an upcoming research study regarding a new delivery device for the subcutaneous treatment of CIDP/MMN.

During a 2-hour in-person interview with one of our researchers, qualified participants will be asked to describe their current treatment experience and provide feedback about the design of a future delivery device. At the conclusion of the session, participants will receive $200.

Please be assured this session is purely for informative research purposes only. This type of research helps improve the design of future delivery devices and the overall treatment experience for CIDP/MMN patients.

Interested persons are invited to complete the qualifying questionnaire below. Questions? Please contact Sarai at 480-247-2182 or by email sarai@research-collective.com