A newly established, multi-specialty clinical research center bringing together board-certified physicians in Gastroenterology, Neurology, Family Medicine, and more, purpose-built for Phase II-IV trials in the East Valley.
A newly established, multi-specialty clinical research center bringing together board-certified physicians in Gastroenterology, Neurology, Family Medicine, and more, purpose-built for Phase II-IV trials in the East Valley.
East Valley Clinical Research is a purpose-built, multi-specialty clinical research center located in the East Valley region of Arizona. With a dedicated facility, six dedicated exam rooms, and Phase II-IV trial-ready infrastructure, the site is designed to support complex studies from day one.
The physician team brings together board-certified specialists in Gastroenterology, Neurology, and Family and Geriatric Medicine -- each with significant research depth, including NIH fellowship training and extensive completed studies.
East Valley Clinical Research operates across a focused range of therapeutic areas, with physician expertise anchored in Gastroenterology, Neurology, Internal Medicine, Women's Health, Family and Geriatric Medicine, and Cardiometabolic conditions. Each therapeutic area is led by a board-certified physician, ensuring studies are supported by deep clinical knowledge at every stage.
Our patient recruitment infrastructure combines technology, community relationships, and dedicated outreach to deliver consistent enrollment performance across every study we support.
Centennial Clinical Trials serves a diverse adult and geriatric population ranging from 18 to over 80 years old, offering broad age-based inclusion for clinical trials. Our Denver Metro location gives us access to a vibrant, multicultural community with strong representation across Hispanic, White, African American, and Asian populations, making us an ideal site for studies with diversity enrollment requirements.
Our Devner location gives Centennial Clinical Trials access to one of Colorado's most diverse patient communities. With a patient population that is 47% Hispanic, our site brings underrepresented voices into clinical research, helping sponsors meet FDA diversity requirements and build more inclusive development programs.
Diversity in clinical research is more than a compliance requirement. It is a commitment to the communities we serve. Our sites are chosen and structured to reflect the communities they serve, ensuring every study benefits from genuine local representation, trust, and accessibility.
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East Valley Clinical Research is a multi-specialty clinical research center located at 555 W Chandler Blvd, Suite 200, Chandler, AZ 85225. The site has been purpose-built to support Phase II-IV clinical trials across multiple therapeutic areas, serving the greater East Valley and Phoenix metropolitan region.
The site operates across Gastroenterology, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Women's Health, Family and Geriatric Medicine, and Cardiometabolic conditions. Each area is led by a board-certified physician with sub-specialty training and hands-on research experience.
The site's physician team includes Dr. Jae Kim MD (board-certified in Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine, NIH Research Fellow), Dr. Ari Magill MD (board-certified in Neurology and Movement Disorders, with 40+ completed studies), and Dr. Soheir Boshra MD (Family and Geriatric Medicine specialist with 20+ years of clinical experience).
East Valley Clinical Research is equipped for Phase II, Phase III, and Phase IV clinical trials. The facility includes six dedicated exam rooms within a 3,060-square-foot research space, providing the infrastructure needed to support a wide range of study designs and sponsor requirements.
The site serves the greater East Valley and Phoenix metropolitan area, a demographically diverse region of Arizona. East Valley Clinical Research is committed to inclusive recruitment practices that reflect the full range of the communities it serves, helping sponsors meet diversity requirements across study populations.
