Here’s Everything You Need to Know to Contribute to Medical Research AND Get Paid for it

Benefit the medical world ✅ have a positive impact ✅ make money ✅ 

This article is presented in partnership with Nucleus Network. 

We all know times are tough, what with the cost-of-living soaring and all those other expenno things we don’t want to talk about. 

So, we're the first to jump on any opportunity to stuff a bit more cash into our piggy banks. And if it means we get to make a difference too? Double win! 

Enter: Nucleus Network. 

This clinical trial organisation has the answers. Participants help advance medicine, improve lives, and get paid up to $600 a day for their time. 

Getting rewarded with money to do a good thing for the world? Give us all of the details, stat. 

How do I know if I’m eligible? 

Well, no two trials are the same, so Nucleus Network need to recruit people from all kinds of ages, body types and backgrounds. Pretty much, if you’re over 18, you can be considered. 

First, you can register online here to give Nucleus Network a few details to make sure you’re eligible for current and future studies. 

Then you’ll have a chat with a Recruitment Officer who’ll ask you some questions to make sure you’re suitable for the chosen study. You could play a vital role in a new vaccine, or treatments to help manage anything from Alzheimer’s to psoriasis. 

If you tick all the boxes, you’ll be booked in for an appointment with a medical team at one of their clinics in Melbourne or Brisbane. There, you’ll have a one-on-one with a doctor where you can ask any questions and you’ll be taken through a medical screening.  

If you pass, say hello to a paid clinical trial!  

What next? 

This is the part where you can kick back and relax–enjoy the meals and snacks provided, read a couple of books, catch up on your exam study (you know you should) or just sit back and scroll.  

You’ll be staying in what Nucleus Network describe as a “fancy hostel with doctors” where you’ll be looked after by a team of medical professionals.  

Most days, you’ll spend 10% of your time doing tests and 90% of your time whatever you want! There’s even a recreation room where you can hang out and make new friends.  

Show me the money! 

We know you’re in it to help advance medical research, but cash is important too right?  

Well once you’re done, and you complete any follow-up appointments that might be necessary, you’ll get your hard-earned dollars! Depending on what study you take part in, it could be up to $600 a day, thank you very much! 

Even if you attend a screening visit and then you’re deemed ineligible due to a medical result, you’ll receive a screening reimbursement of between $250-$400. 

Time to watch the zeros in your bank account go up! Head to the Nucleus Network website here to find out more and get started! 

This article does not constitute personal medical advice. Before acting on any information in this article, you should consider your personal health circumstances and ensure it is appropriate to you. For more information, contact your personal health practitioner.