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Welcome to the
Department of Medicine's Research Unit. Our mission is to
provide the service of facilitating research for the Internal
Medicine faculty.
Currently, we are conducting trials
related to HIV, HIV-associated diarrhea, geriatric care,
hypertension, growth hormone replacement therapy, and diabetes care.
View our
Current studies
Our
office location and contact information is as follows:
Department of Medicine
Two Medical Park, Ste. 502
Columbia, SC 29203
Tel:
(803) 540-1000
Fax: (803) 212-6596
Contacts
Matthew M. Hix, BS,
CDT
Research Coordinator
matthew.hix@uscmed.sc.edu
Matthew currently manages
and/or provides support functions for trials within the Divisions of
Endocrinology, Dermatology, Pulmonology, Rheumatology, and General Internal
Medicine. He is the initial contact for new studies and performs all associated
tasks for study start-up. He manages and supervises the conduct of currently
ongoing studies; these responsibilities include conducting subject visits,
maintaining study and subject research records, responding to queries,
performing drug and specimen accountability, and serves as a liason between the
clinic staff and industry sponsors/data management organizations. Matthew can
answer questions from both clinic patients and the general public regarding
questions about current research and possible participation interest.
Stephen A. Clarkson
Research Coordinator
stephen.clarkson@uscmed.sc.edu
Stephen currently
manages and/or provides support functions for trials within the Divisions of
Infectious Disease (including Midlands Care Consortium/Ryan White Clinic),
Geriatrics, and General Internal Medicine. He is the initial contact for new
studies and performs all associated tasks for study start-up. He manages and
supervises the conduct of currently ongoing studies; these responsibilities
include conducting subject visits, maintaining study and subject research
records, responding to queries, performing drug and specimen accountability,
and serves as a liason between the clinic staff and industry sponsors/data
management organizations. Stephen can answer questions from both clinic
patients and the general public regarding questions about current research
and possible participation interest.
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