Seattle Clinical Research Center offers access to the latest clinical trials

Founded in 1999 by Dr. Robin Kroll and Dr. Suzanne Barbier as an independent OB/GYN and menopause practice, Seattle Clinical Research Center (SCRC) is now a dedicated clinical research facility based in the International District in Seattle, Washington.

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Formerly known as Women's Clinical Research Center, the site rebranded in 2021 to reflect its expanded therapeutic focus and transition into a research-only facility focused solely on clinical trials. Now part of Curiex, SCRC brings decades of specialized experience and a deep commitment to compassionate, participant-centered care across a broad range of indications.

1. Proven Leadership and Industry Pedigree

SCRC is led by a seasoned team of executives with decades of direct site operations, network integration, and clinical outsourcing experience.

2. Differentiated Ownership Model

Unlike traditional SMO “roll-ups,” Curiex is not a consolidation of acquired assets. Instead, Curiex’s structure preserves site ownership and independence, aligning incentives and maintaining the entrepreneurial spirit that drives recruitment performance, therapeutic expansion and participant engagement. Curiex was built by sites, for sites.

3. Integrated Enterprise Infrastructure

Curiex delivers operational consistency and financial transparency through fully harmonized systems across accounting, finance, HR, IT, quality, and marketing—without compromising local site agility.

4. Scalable Platform

  1. SCRC is one of 10 high-performing sites under Curiex, which offers immediate scale with strong organic growth potential. Standardized processes, common technology infrastructure, and central management allow for expansion and seamless integration of future sites.

5. Deep Investigative and Therapeutic Expertise

Curiex sites conduct trials across a wide range of therapeutic areas with medical directors providing oversight and network-wide quality alignment in areas such as cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, OB/GYN, psychiatry, rheumatology, sleep medicine, and beyond.

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Mission & Values

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Compassion

We provide responsive, kind, and compassionate care while aspiring to advance health options, pursue medical breakthroughs, and improve health worldwide. We do this through listening, understanding, and providing safe, clean, reliable, and informative care. We are grateful to be able to help others.

Courage

We understand ourselves, leverage our strengths, confront our challenges, and continually learn. We use sound judgment in managing our resources (both human and capital) and view growth and profitability as a measuring stick for our success. We demonstrate the mental and morale strength and courage to proactively ask for feedback from others, identify benchmarks, prioritize, and simplify. We understand that improvement requires a team of focused individuals with positive winning attitudes, the passion to excel, high achievement, executable goals, and the desire to surprise and delight our stakeholders. We persevere to be the standard for each of our processes. We think forward and have an inclination for action.

Connection

We form strong connections by earning trust and granting trust when earned. We do so by saying what we’ll do and doing what we say. We take ownership for the impact of our actions and decisions on our stakeholders. We understand that effective communication is key to our personal and organizational success. We expect integrity, authenticity, and clear intent in our communication and actions.

Collaboration

We earn close, lasting, mutually beneficial relationships with fellow employees, study participants, clients, and vendors. We listen to and anticipate our stakeholders’ needs, treat all with respect and appreciation, and proactively help others. We leverage the flow of teamwork and collaboration towards achieving our shared goals. We hold high expectations of ourselves and others. We over me!

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