DocTrials Reviews

I always appreciated how the company was open to my career advancements. I expressed my desire to get my phlebotomy license and after discussion, the company paid for my training and license. They also supported me through my gruesome medical school application process by allowing me to take three months off to prepare for my MCAT and travel. I also was always reimbursed for travel mileage between sites and when I wanted to drive around town hanging flyers, as well as my phone bill. And while yes, you do wear a lot of hats in this position, the unfortunate truth is that it is difficult to find a clinical research position in general where you don't wear a lot of hats and, honestly, it was great to learn a variegated set of skills that are applicable everywhere. The most enjoyable part of the job I will say is how rewarding it is to work with patients who oftentimes have tried everything, and the clinical trials offer them an opportunity to take charge of their care. Although all of the regulatory stuff is boring at times, ultimately DocTrials is doing some great stuff for folks and it is rewarding to help patients.

The team is very positive and I am learning so much. The work is challenging but I enjoy learning different aspects of research. They have taught me how to critical think and look deeper into my ideas and work when I have questions. I love to have a list and check things off. They always are encouraging a work/life balance. They are a family run company so they always have looked out and supported employees when we need them. They are always giving us awesome swag, little gifts or lunch to show they care and support us on busy days.