Medical Research

Help Medical Research and Get Paid!

• Help medical research in Perth
• Get Paid!
• Free health checks
• Free WiFi
• Free Food
• Free accommodation
• All while saving lives

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Join Linear’s growing army of more than 20,000 clinical trial participants. In doing so, you will help their award-winning clinical research team turn medical innovations into safe, effective treatments that will change lives. Anyone can apply, including international students. Get paid to enjoy their world-class care and facilities with free WiFi, meals and entertainment.

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Linear offers a range of trials:
• For participants that are healthy
• For participants with specific health conditions
• Overnight stay short term trials (from 1 night to 20 nights)
• Appointment only, longer term trials
• Developing new treatments for a range of medical conditions

Linear’s world-class work and facilities:
They're owned by The Harry Perkins Institute, WA’s leading medical research organisation. Every trial at Linear is approved by a federal government registered independent ethics committee. Linear partners with research institutes such as Telethon Kids Institute and Lions Eye Institute. The non-profit organisation is located in the Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital facilities, Nedlands (part of QEII Medical Centre). Linear’s work is recognised around the world. They have featured in the media recently and won a range of business awards so you know you’re in good hands. See them in the news here.

“It’s easy money and it’s tax-free. I’ve just come back from a holiday in Bali and this will cover the costs of my trip.” Stephen Hughes-d’Aeth, 32, The West Australian.

“Apart from contributing to medical research and earning $1000 or more a week, volunteers get free meals, wifi and entertainment such as Netflix and PlayStation.” Cathy O'Leary, The West Australian.

“A growing number of healthy WA people are pocketing good money and enjoying free wifi, Netflix and PlayStation by volunteering to be part of clinical drug trials” , 7 News.

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