Office of Clinical Trials
The Office of Clinical Trials, part of Mayo Clinic's Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCaTS), works to build strong partnerships with study sponsors. The goal is to bring high-impact clinical trials to Mayo Clinic to offer new hope and treatment options for patients.
Vision
Mayo Clinic has a strong history in clinical research. The Office of Clinical Trials aims to be a trusted partner in planning, running and translating clinical trials for patients, researchers, industry and government agencies.
Mission
The office's mission is to help improve patient health by giving researchers top-level support to carry out clinical trials.
Goals
The goals of the Office of Clinical Trials are to:
- Accelerate the process of getting trials approved and started.
- Act as a central resource for study teams and sponsors.
- Use digital tools and local outreach to ensure everyone has a chance to join clinical trials.
- Support innovative and practical trial designs.
- Boost recruitment by using artificial intelligence (AI) tools, remote options and trained staff.
- Involve underrepresented groups through partnerships with community and health equity teams.
Strategic fit
The office supports Mayo's mission to improve healthcare by turning scientific discoveries into real treatments. It helps trials start on time, connects research teams and gives long-term support.
Cultural fit
The Office of Clinical Trials follows Mayo's value of teamwork. Staff work together to support high-quality clinical trials that meet patient needs. It also helps expand Mayo's reach through new partnerships and services.
Located within CCaTS, the office bridges research and practice. It aligns with the goals of the National Center for Advancing Translational Science, helping connect all three Mayo campuses and improve access to clinical trials.