Tekton’s Midlothian, VA, endocrinology research site conducts clinical studies for a broad range of investigational treatments. This location conducts trials related to cardiometabolic conditions such as:
For more information about joining a study in Midlothian, complete the form on this page.
2366 Colony Crossing Pl, Midlothian, VA 23112
Phone: (804) 395-7900
Find a clinical trial in Midlothian
Browse open studies below, then apply online, or call (855) 380-2822.
Our dedicated research team in Midlothian brings extensive experience across all phases of clinical research and multiple therapeutic areas, combining scientific expertise with a genuine commitment to advancing care.
Every clinical trial at Tekton Research is led by a board-certified Principal Investigator who safeguards participants' rights, safety, and welfare. Our entire research team receives comprehensive training in clinical research regulations, including GCP and HIPAA standards.
Dr. Phillips is a board-certified endocrinologist and Principal Investigator with 25+ years in metabolic care, founder leadership at Virginia Endocrinology, and clinical interests in diabetes, obesity, thyroid disease, and high-risk osteoporosis.
Browse open studies, then sign up for more information or call (855) 248-2556 to get started.
Participating in a clinical trial may help you:
To get started, complete the form on this page.
A Tekton team member will review your information and reach out about studies you may qualify for.
Help Science. Help Others. Learn About Your Health.
Tekton was founded in Austin, TX, in 2006.
For more than 20 years, we've connected communities with clinical trials across a wide range of health conditions.
25,000+ people have joined a study at Tekton.
Our team is here to make the research process clear, respectful, and a positive experience for all.
Licensed physicians and staff lead every Tekton site.
Your safety, comfort, and understanding come first throughout the study process.
Many clinical trials at Tekton offer compensation for study-related time and travel. Payment amounts vary by study.
In many cases, participants are compensated for completed visits, phone calls, diary entries, or other study-related activities. Before you decide whether to participate, the study team will explain the expected schedule and any compensation available.
