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ETCCR officeEstablished in 1970 by Dr. Robert M. Overholt, The Allergy, Asthma & Sinus Center is one of the country’s largest allergy practices. The practice boasts ten board certified allergists, one board certified dermatologist, twenty-two nurse practitioners, twenty locations, and continues to recruit additional providers expanding facilities on all fronts. The clinical research division of the practice has successfully conducted pharmaceutical sponsored studies since 1994 in the areas of allergy, asthma, COPD, PIDD, and sinusitis. The growth and steady progress of the division has allowed the opportunity to change the name to East Tennessee Center for Clinical Research.

East Tennessee Center for Clinical Research has a team that is dedicated to the highest performance standards of conducting clinical research studies while maintaining a high level of care for subjects. The facility has an outstanding reputation among study sponsors and clinical research organizations for execution and management of clinical research studies.

STAFF

Four Principal Investigators

Site Manager

Four Sub-Investigators

Regulatory Document Specialist

Information Systems Coordinator

Full Time Clinical Research Coordinators

Research Assistant

FACILITIES

Approximately 3,000 square feet including examination rooms, offices, monitoring area, subject waiting area and customer service area

Storage for source documents and CRF’s

Secure drug storage

Refrigeration and – 20 C freezer storage

Innovative clinical research software program including subject database

Extended hours to accommodate subjects’ schedules

Access to team 7 days a week by direct telephone contact, voice mail or after hour emergency number.

Therapeutic Areas of Interest

Allergic Conjunctivitis COPD Vaccines
Asthma (Adult) Immunotherapy Rhinitis (Seasonal Allergic)
Asthma (Pediatric) Food Allergy Rhinitis (Perennial)
Atopic Dermatitis Urticaria Rhinitis (Vasomotor)
Bronchitis Hyperlipidemia Sinusitis (Acute/Chronic)
Common Cold Immunodeficiency Sleep Disorders/Sleep Apnea
Contact Dermatitis Immunotherapy Smoking Cessation