Brett is a student at Northwest Missouri State University majoring in Graphic Design, currently on summer break. This is his first time volunteering in a clinical trial.

Q: What made you decide to participate in a study? 
A: I tried to get a summer internship and nothing panned out. I had heard about Quintiles from some friends at school and decided to participate as an alternative to a summer job. I will be making more in 21/2 weeks here than I did all last summer. 

Q: What did you know about Quintiles and clinical research before participating?
A: Mainly what had heard from friends. I did a lot of research on the internet about clinical research and Quintiles before I decided to volunteer; I wanted to make sure that it was a legit operation. After I passed screening and they told me what kind of medication that I would be taking I also researched that to find out side effects and what other research had been done. I found a lot of material on the internet and felt very well informed coming in to the study.

Q: What are your overall feelings about Quintiles?
A: It's a nice environment. The staff is very friendly and they take good care of everyone. Participating has also reinforced that I am a healthy person. I like to think be healthy, stay healthy.

Brett- Kansas City, Missouri
 
     
 
"I've been here so often, so many staffers know me by name. I like the idea of helping people, and it also helps financially." "It sounds funny, but it's very relaxing. I bring a stack of books and crossword puzzles. There's a rec room to play games and usually a lot of nice people to talk to."
B.J. Novak, Dental Assistant- Overland Park, Kansas
 
     
 
"I do all my classes online, so I bring my books and get paid to do it. It's great especially now that there is wireless internet." "It's extremely easy. I study, play video games and watch television or movies on the flatscreens. Time passes pretty quickly."
Justin Thompson, college student- Topeka, Kansas
 
     
 
"I enjoy the people that work here. They are part of the fun, everyone is very friendly." "People don't understand how easy it is. The doctors are here watching and monitoring us, and they always tell us everything that will happen."
Chris Craft, retiree- Independence, MO
 
 
 
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