Center for Clinical Studies


Center for Clinical Studies (CCS), founded in Houston, Texas by Dr. Stephen K. Tyring and Dr. Patricia Lee, is dedicated to advancing medical research through high-quality clinical trials. With over 25 years of experience, CCS specializes in dermatological and infectious diseases, offering innovative treatments and conducting Phase I-IV clinical trials for the pharmaceutical industry and government. The organization is committed to making a difference in people's lives by discovering new medicines and providing outstanding patient care.

Industries

clinical-trials
health-care
hospital-650c
medical

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Center for Clinical Studies

Webster, Texas, United States, North America


Services

On-site clinical trial management and execution for sponsor- or CRO-led studies including feasibility assessment, participant recruitment, protocol implementation, specimen handling and data capture.

Provision of time-sensitive clinical care for qualifying patients (example: free antiviral treatment for shingles within seven days of rash onset for nearby patients).

One- to two-year clinical research fellowship providing hands-on experience in clinical studies, mentorship, opportunities for publication and collaboration with academic laboratories.

Expertise Areas

  • Clinical trial management
  • Patient recruitment and retention
  • Dermatology clinical research
  • Infectious disease clinical research
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Key Technologies

  • Phase I–IV clinical trial methodologies
  • Electronic data capture (EDC) systems
  • Phlebotomy and IV administration
  • Biological specimen processing and shipping
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News & Updates

Join CCS at Pearland's family fun, fitness, and health fair to kick start the holiday season with workouts, screenings, food, and kids activities.

Participate in the National Psoriasis Foundation's walk event to support psoriasis awareness and research.

CCS is conducting clinical trials for individuals over 12 with atopic dermatitis (eczema).

An article about dermatofibroma written by Dr. Ramya Kollipara, MD, and edited by Dr. Karan Sra.

An article about common warts written by Dr. Jacqueline Guidry, MD, and edited by Dr. Karan Sra.

Recognized for significant contributions and dedication to dermatology at the American Academy of Dermatology meeting in 2016.

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