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Fortrea Clinical Trials - Madison

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With clinical research units throughout the US and Europe, we enroll people to participate in the clinic.

03/17/2026

When you join a paid research study, you contribute to advances in new medicines that can ultimately transform patients’ lives. Participate today for a better tomorrow! 💚

03/12/2026

❌MYTH: Clinical trials take place in boring, uncomfortable hospital or lab environments.

✅FACT: Fortrea’s state-of-the-art facilities are designed with your comfort in mind! Enjoy cozy lounges, delicious meals, entertainment options, Wi-Fi, and more—everything you need to make your stay enjoyable and relaxing.

03/09/2026

This International Women’s Day, our Fortrea colleagues around the world came together to Embrace You, Empower Her. 🌸

From March 4–6, employees across Fortrea joined the RxVP global International Women’s Day webinar series—contributing to a world record initiative and standing alongside the life sciences community in support of women everywhere. Together, X Fortrea employees showed up with purpose, pride, and a shared commitment to inclusion.

Our 2026 theme is more than words—it’s a call to action:
• Embrace your strengths, your story, and your authentic self.
• You—because empowerment begins with self belief.
• Empower through allyship, support, and intentional action.
• Her—by creating space where women feel valued, heard, and equipped to thrive.

This collage captures what that commitment looks like in action: colleagues lifting one another up, using their voices, and helping build a culture where women can grow, lead, and shine—today and every day.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this global moment possible. 💜

03/05/2026

Receive a special bonus by telling your friends and family about clinical research studies.

To qualify, your friend must:
💚Be new to Fortrea Clinical Trials or have not screened or participated in a Fortrea clinical trial in the last 12 months
💚Complete a screening appointment
💚Fill out a Refer a Friend form at their screening appointment
💚Qualify as a study participant

Visit our website to learn more about our Refer a Friend program!

03/04/2026

Fortrea Madison will be attending 2️⃣ local job fairs this month!

💼 Milwaukee Job Fair
Tuesday, March 10 • 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
🔗 Event Details & Registration: https://catalystcareergroup.com/event/milwaukee-job-fair-3-2026/

💼 Madison Diversity Job Fair
Tuesday, March 31 • 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
🔗 Event Details & Registration: https://catalystcareergroup.com/event/madison-diversity-job-fair-mar2026/

Stop by our table at either event to learn more about clinical trials at Fortrea — or come see us at both! 💚 We hope to connect with you there!

03/03/2026

Did you know you can get study alerts straight to your phone? 📱

Stay in the loop—visit FortreaClinicalTrials.com to opt in for text message alerts!

02/27/2026

🔬 February 28 is Rare Disease Day. At Fortrea, we’re proud to continue advancing research that brings hope to rare disease communities worldwide.

With hundreds of rare disease studies supported in recent years, our teams remain dedicated to accelerating breakthroughs and expanding what’s possible in clinical science. 💡

02/24/2026

Clinical trials change lives — be part of the change! Call us at 1-866-429-3700 to see if you qualify.

02/19/2026

Your participation matters. Learn how to join a study by calling 1‑866‑429‑3700. 💚

02/17/2026

Before joining a study, it helps to know what to expect so you can make a confident, informed decision. Our team is ready to answer any questions—call 1‑866‑429‑3700 or visit fortreaclinicaltrials.com. 💚

02/14/2026

Share the love this Valentine's Day by participating in a clinical trial! ❤️

Learn more and browse available studies at FortreaClinicalTrials.com

02/10/2026

❌MYTH: You must have a condition to participate in a clinical trial.

✅FACT: Fortrea Clinical Trials conducts Phase 1 studies, for healthy participants. These studies help researchers determine the best dosing, timing and administration for a new treatment and also provide insights into how the drug reacts with the body.

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1910 Wright Street
Madison, WI
53704

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 3pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 3pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 3pm
Thursday	7:30am - 3pm
Friday	7:30am - 3pm

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+16082105454

Website

https://www.fortreaclinicaltrials.com/clinical-locations/madison-wisconsin

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Covance, with headquarters in Princeton, New Jersey, is one of the world’s largest and most comprehensive drug development companies. With the most comprehensive portfolio of preclinical, clinical development and commercialization services, Covance provides industry-leading services, the world’s largest central laboratory network, and a global team of clinical research and commercialization experts.

With clinical research units throughout the US and Europe, we enroll people to participate in clinical research studies to test new investigational products, and approved medications for new treatments. Covance Clinical Research Units are part of the Phase I/IIa drug development portion of Covance.

What We Do Covance carries out clinical research studies on behalf of the world's leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology organizations. As more drugs are being discovered, more people are needed to participate in clinical research studies.

Conduct of Studies Clinical research studies at Covance are conducted by a group of medically trained staff, including doctors and nurses, who monitor your safety during your participation.

Worldwide drug authorities have regulations to protect clinical research study participants and standards for how trials are conducted. It is required that participants are told what the purpose of the study is, what will happen during the study, risks and benefits of study participation, and background information on the investigational medication, including other studies involving the medication. An independent ethics board reviews the study, including all documents a participant will read and sign to make sure appropriate safeguards are in place. Study participation is always 100% voluntary from start to finish.

Types of Studies Clinical research studies are classified into four phases defined by worldwide authorities.

Phase I studies, including First-In-Human studies, are conducted in a small number of healthy participants to determine safety and tolerability. These studies test how drugs are absorbed into the body, as well as the amount of time the drug stays in the body. Safety of the drug and side effects are evaluated at varying dose levels. Additionally, interactions among multiple drugs, equivalence of a generic drug to a marketed drug and the effect of food on how the drug moves through the body may be studied.

Phase II studies also involve a limited number of participants and help provide an early indication for whether the drug shows promise in treating the condition for which it is being developed. These studies involve participants who have mild-to-moderate forms of the condition the drug is designed to treat, but who are otherwise healthy. Examples include:

People with diabetes, asthma and high blood pressure Healthy post menopausal women Healthy elderly

Phase III studies include thousands of participants with the disease or medical condition the drug is being developed to treat. These studies determine safety and effectiveness. They may compare the study drug to a current marketed treatment. Healthy individuals may participate in Phase III studies for smoking cessation, insomnia, vaccinations, weight loss, etc.

Phase IV studies involve further testing in large numbers of individuals after the product is released on the market.

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