Stanford School of Medicine
SPCTRM– Stanford/Packard Center for
Translational Research in Medicine

SPCTRM Clinic

The clinic can be scheduled by email, or by phone (650) 498-6498

Note: Orientation required prior to scheduling

To check availability of the room you can view the calendar .

Maps of Hospital and Stanford.

The SPCTRM Clinic serves faculty and research personnel involved in clinical research

The SPCTRM Clinic is available to faculty and research personnel needing clinic space to conduct clinical trials. Research personnel can reserve the SPCTRM Clinic free of charge for prescheduled clinical study appointments and monitoring visits. A half hour orientation session is required prior to scheduling the room.

From left to right: Professor of Pediatrics, Charles Prober, Sylvia Hutchinson, Research Nurse, and Ellen Olden in the Clinical Trials Center

Located in H-104, next to the General Clinical Research Center (GCRC), the SPCTRM Clinic is a fully equipped outpatient examination room for adults and children. Besides medical equipment for patient examinations, the room has a complete workstation with telephone, fax, printer and computer. The computer is fully networked with Hospital and University database systems.



 
  Former ACCESS (SPCTRM) Coordinator Mary Sweeney and Ellen Olden at the clinic workstation.
Clinical Trials Center Facilities

The SPCTRM Clinic is located in H-104, adjacent to the General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) on the first floor of Stanford University Medical Center. For a tour of or orientation to the clinic, please email or call 650-498-6498.

 

The facilities include:

Examination Area

Work Area

Scheduling the SPCTRM Clinic and Services

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The SPCTRM Clinic may be booked free of charge for prescheduled clinical study appointments and monitoring visits. An orientation to the Clinical Trials Center is required prior to scheduling the room.

Faculty investigators and their research personnel can reserve the SPCTRM Clinic for prescheduled clinical research study appointments. Use of the clinic room itself is free to faculty. Besides being fully equipped for outpatient examinations, the room has a complete workstation with networked computer.

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