Join the Triallogix Investigator Network
We welcome interest from both experienced principal investigators and physicians who are new to clinical research.
Submit your information to be considered for current and future clinical research opportunities with Triallogix.
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Frequently
Asked Questions
Curious about becoming a PI but unsure of what it entails? Here are some of the most common things people want to know before they join our team.

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Triallogix specializes in completing, submitting, and managing regulatory documents for clinical research sites. We ensure accuracy, compliance, and timely delivery of essential regulatory documentation.

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Yes — and virtually all of our investigators do. Research visits are scheduled around your existing clinic schedule, not layered on top of it. Practices typically dedicate one to two half-days per week to research visits, run by our staff in your space.

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Building an independent research site means hiring and retaining certified coordinators, purchasing equipment, building regulatory infrastructure, negotiating your own contracts without benchmark data, and getting on sponsor radar with no track record. That's a six-figure investment and 12–18 months before a first enrollment, with real risk of never being selected. We've already built it. You contribute the practice, the patients, and the clinical oversight.

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Most of our investigators spend two to four hours per week on research. You perform the visits that require a physician — eligibility determination, medical assessments, safety review, adverse event evaluation, and signing off on source. Our coordinator handles scheduling, consent administration, data entry, sample processing, monitor visits, and sponsor queries. Time commitment scales with the number of active studies, and you control that number.

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Enrollment. Sponsors track it, and it determines whether you get invited to the next study. Sites fail on recruitment far more often than on data quality, which is why we run recruitment in-house rather than leaving it to your front desk. The second factor is clean, timely data — which is a function of coordinator quality, and our coordinators do this full time.

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Enrollment. Sponsors track it, and it determines whether you get invited to the next study. Sites fail on recruitment far more often than on data quality, which is why we run recruitment in-house rather than leaving it to your front desk. The second factor is clean, timely data — which is a function of coordinator quality, and our coordinators do this full time.


