Dermatology Trials in Elgin
Clinical Research
Continually advancing dermatology healthcare.
As health professionals, we understand the impact skin has as your body’s largest organ. There is an emotional component to clear, healthy skin, and we’re a part of that journey right alongside you. Our doctors and staff are proud of the work we do in dermatology trials and the results we deliver.
What We Do
Our Expertise
Leading pharmaceutical companies have recognized our expertise for participation in FDA-approved dermatology trials in Elgin. We take pride in participating in clinical trials that provide research to treatments and medications that are not yet available.
Dundee Dermatology is recognized for expertise in several common but troublesome dermatologic conditions and serves as a clinical research resource for these conditions.
We have conducted a broad range of studies in phases II through IV of study development and continue active participation in dermatology research efforts for a range of skin conditions.
Paul Getz, MD
Meet the Researcher
Dr. Paul Getz has spent over 30 years as a board-certified dermatologist. He leads our clinical research contributions on treatments, medications, medical devices, and other innovations, particularly in psoriasis and eczema.
Meet Dr. GetzCurrent Trials
Now Recruiting for Current Trials.
Become a Participant
Get cutting-edge treatment or medicines.
If you’re a candidate and are interested in receiving the latest advancements in medication or treatment, consider becoming a clinical trial participant. Review our current trial offerings and submit your information to be considered.
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Previous Sponsored Clinical Research Studies
12/2021 – present
Phase III
Eli Lilly and Company
Atopic Dermatitis
10/2021 – present
Phase III
Amgen
Psoriasis
05/2021 – present
Phase III
Pfizer
Atopic Dermatitis
09/2020 – present
Phase III
Novartis
Hidradenitis Suppurativa
02/2020 – present
Phase III
Bristol Myers Squibb
Psoriasis
09/2020 - Preseent
Phase III
Novartis
Hidradenitis Suppurativa
Questions about our clinical research?
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