Pristine Clinical Research is a premier research development and management group based in the Atlanta, GA area. A flexible, clinical research organization, Pristine Clinical Research Associates supports various aspects of clinical trials, including clinical operations, medical monitoring, and regulatory oversight. Pristine Clinical Research comes with over 20-plus years of experience in performing services to support Biotech and Pharma companies in developing compounds in each therapeutic area to meet the unmet medical needs of patients.

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Founded and led by an exceptional team of clinical research experts, each of whom brings decades of experience to the clinical trial process, Pristine Clinical Research specializes in supporting small and mid-sized biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies through the clinical trial process, from clinical research development and management in preparation for eventual therapeutic acquisition and production by pharmaceutical manufacturers.

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Pristine Clinical Research was founded specifically to serve small to mid-sized biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies seeking a highly-skilled clinical research development and management team. We offer a unique, personalized environment where every client’s trial receives priority service for its choice of qualified personnel, timely-facilitated regulation and data management, culminating in superior statistical analysis.

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Our small size and prodigious range of expertise place Pristine Clinical Research Associates in an unparalleled position to significantly partner with our client companies. Our uncompromising commitment to client satisfaction manifests in our thorough, responsive and nimble administration of each client’s clinical trial, adapting the services provided as the needs of the client and project evolve. Through this personalized attention given to each of our clients, Pristine Clinical Research actively encourages innovation while helping clients achieve their biomedical and pharmaceutical research goals.