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The Charleston Area Medical Center Institute for Academic Medicine brings a full range of services – from primary care, to specialists who are leaders in their field – all focused on making health care better, safer and more available to everyone.

Specialty

Areas

  • Cardiology

  • Vascular

  • Oncology

Prioritized Clinical Trial Phases

  • Phase II

  • Phase III

  • Phase IV

  • IDE, HDE and PMA device trials

Trial Activation

Time

  • Average turnaround time for Clinical Trial Agreements, Budget Negotiations, and IRB approval is 8-10 weeks to site activation

Site Highlights

 

  • Established Research Leader: The CAMC Clinical Trials Center has conducted clinical research since the mid-1980s, providing West Virginians access to innovative drug, device, cancer, and quality-of-life studies without leaving the state.

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  • Extensive Patient & Provider Network: Through affiliation with West Virginia’s largest health system, the center has access to more than 700 physicians and surgeons, enabling rapid patient recruitment, screening, and enrollment across diverse populations.

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  • Experienced Research Infrastructure: Dedicated investigators, certified clinical research coordinators, specialized support staff, FDA audit experience, and full compliance with FDA regulations and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) standards support efficient study execution.

 

  • Comprehensive Facilities & Capabilities: The center offers research-dedicated facilities, CLIA- and CAP-certified laboratories, specialized equipment and storage, access to advanced clinical services, and expertise across numerous therapeutic areas including oncology, cardiology, neurology, endocrinology, pediatrics, and infectious diseases.
     

Learn More about CAMC

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  • To learn more and connect with the University of Montana, contact Kristi Sutphin

Contact

For any questions or concerns email iscore.rc@hsc.wvu.edu
or fill out our form

PO Box 9102
Morgantown, WV 26506-9102

iscore.rc@hsc.wvu.edu

304-581-1932

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ISCORE-RC is funded by a grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (U24GM150446)

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