WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU VOLUNTEER

Before You Join a Clinical Study

You may be asked personal questions before coming into the research site to help determine if it is a good fit for you.
We will give you written information about the study, and you will have a detailed discussion with the study staff to assist in making an informed decision.
Most studies require coming into the research site for 10 or more visits over 1-2 years. In some of the antibody studies, the study staff will come to you via mobile transportation unit.
If you decide to join, the study staff will determine if you are eligible to join.

During the Study

Most studies require coming into the research site for 10 or more visits over 1-2 years.
Every study involves getting injections or infusions.
When you are enrolled in the study, we will ask you to keep track of how you feel for about a week following each infusion or shot. The study staff will also be in contact with you to ﬁnd out how you are feeling during this time.
Volunteers will not be exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus as part of the study.
These are studies of preventive vaccines that we hope will keep people healthy.
If you become infected with SARS-CoV-2 and become ill with COVID-19, the study staff will work with you to make sure you get the care that you need.

You will be compensated.
We may ask if we can contact you again for another study.
When the study is complete, the results will be disseminated to all participants and their communities without any identifying information.