Friends and Family Referral Program
Earn Up to $150 for Each Successful Referral*
Know someone who may be interested in clinical research? Tell them about Tekton. If they qualify, complete screening, and are randomized into an eligible study, you can earn a referral reward.
Most eligible referrals are worth up to $150. Some specialized studies may offer a different stated reward. You do not need to be a current or former Tekton study participant to earn a reward.
How it Works
- Tell a friend or family member about research studies at Tekton.
- Ask them to mention you — they need to give your full name during their first call or visit with us.
- Our study team will talk with them about available studies.
- Earn your reward. If they complete screening and are randomized (officially enrolled) into an eligible study, we will contact you about your referral reward.
Important Things to Know
- You must be 18 or older to receive a referral reward.
- Taking part in a study is always the referred person's choice.
- If you earn a reward, we will contact you directly.
*The stated reward applies only to a successful referral: the referred person names one eligible referrer, completes screening, and is randomized into an eligible Tekton study for the first time (or, for studies without randomization, completes the comparable final study-entry step). No reward is earned for contacting Tekton, completing a prescreen, or attending a screening visit alone, or if the person does not qualify. Self-referrals are not eligible. If more than one referrer is named, the first valid name Tekton records before randomization receives credit. Rewards are provided as a gift card or prepaid debit card, not cash. Program availability, eligible studies, and requirements may vary by location. Share this program only with people you know personally; paid advertising, public social-media posts, and mass distribution are not permitted. Tekton may change, pause, or end the program at any time and may withhold or recover any reward tied to an ineligible, inaccurate, or fraudulent referral.