Clinical Research of West Florida
CRWF is dedicated to advancing medical science through innovative clinical trials, addressing unmet health needs, and improving patient outcomes in the Tampa Bay area and beyond. With over 25 years of experience, a highly experienced team, and state-of-the-art facilities, CRWF conducts a wide range of clinical studies across various therapeutic areas, including autoimmune diseases, respiratory conditions, and more. The organization is committed to personalized patient care, groundbreaking research, and collaboration with top pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Clinical Research of West Florida
Products
Informational slide deck (site overview)
Downloadable slide deck summarizing site capabilities, locations, and service offerings.
Virtual site tour videos
Video tours of clinic locations and facilities to demonstrate site layout and capabilities.
Informational slide deck (site overview)
Downloadable slide deck summarizing site capabilities, locations, and service offerings.
Virtual site tour videos
Video tours of clinic locations and facilities to demonstrate site layout and capabilities.
Services
On‑site conduct of clinical studies across Phase I–V, including enrollment, protocol execution, safety monitoring, and sponsor reporting.
Dedicated early‑phase inpatient services with beds and intensive monitoring for safety and PK studies.
Recruitment campaigns, prescreening, and eligibility verification for healthy volunteers and disease cohorts.
Management of regulatory documents, interactions with central IRBs, and maintenance of an electronic regulatory master file.
On‑site laboratory processing and specimen management to support protocol testing and sample integrity.
Dedicated study coordinators, nurse coordinators, and clinical staff to manage visits, safety assessments, and source documentation.
On‑site conduct of clinical studies across Phase I–V, including enrollment, protocol execution, safety monitoring, and sponsor reporting.
Dedicated early‑phase inpatient services with beds and intensive monitoring for safety and PK studies.
Recruitment campaigns, prescreening, and eligibility verification for healthy volunteers and disease cohorts.
Management of regulatory documents, interactions with central IRBs, and maintenance of an electronic regulatory master file.
On‑site laboratory processing and specimen management to support protocol testing and sample integrity.
Dedicated study coordinators, nurse coordinators, and clinical staff to manage visits, safety assessments, and source documentation.
Expertise Areas
- Clinical trial management
- Phase I (early‑phase) clinical research
- Participant recruitment and retention
- Regulatory compliance and eTMF management
Key Technologies
- Clinical Trial Management System (CTMS)
- Electronic Trial Master File (eTMF)
- Electronic data capture (EDC)
- Clinical laboratory assays and sample handling
News & Updates
Dr. Carter has been recognized as a top doctor in the Tampa Bay area for his contributions to clinical research and patient care.
CRWF's Dr. Carter was awarded Top Doctor in the Tampa Bay area, highlighting the expertise of the clinical team.
An informative blog post discussing scleroderma from a clinical research perspective.
A detailed explanation of the eligibility criteria for COPD clinical trials.
An article emphasizing the importance of patient safety in clinical research.
An overview of the different phases of clinical trials and their significance.
Dr. Carter has been recognized as a top doctor in the Tampa Bay area for his contributions to clinical research and patient care.
CRWF's Dr. Carter was awarded Top Doctor in the Tampa Bay area, highlighting the expertise of the clinical team.
An informative blog post discussing scleroderma from a clinical research perspective.
A detailed explanation of the eligibility criteria for COPD clinical trials.
An article emphasizing the importance of patient safety in clinical research.
An overview of the different phases of clinical trials and their significance.