ARC Clinical Research

ARC Clinical Research now open at ARC Wilson Parke

November 02, 2016

ARC is excited to announce the expansion of our clinical research program. ARC Clinical Research, opened Tuesday, November 1, at ARC Wilson Parke, offering more patients access to cutting-edge research beyond the rheumatology clinical trials ARC currently conducts.

Physician leader and ARC Rheumatologist Anurekha Chadha, MD, will serve as the Medical Director for ARC Clinical Research. Grace Bullock, RN, will manage the new service at ARC Wilson Parke. ARC physicians will provide oversight for research efforts, and ARC patients will be invited to participate in research projects.

“This is a great opportunity for Austin Regional Clinic to expand its role in the community and help all patients,” said Dr. Chadha. “It also gives people the opportunity to explore medical options that might otherwise not be available to them.”

For more information about ARC Clinical Research, and how to participate, click here or call 737-247-7240.

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