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Plasma & medical studies · Checked November 2026

Fortrea Clinical Research requirements

Paid Phase I studies for healthy adults, often with overnight stays. Clinics in Dallas TX, Madison WI, and Daytona Beach FL; you apply online or by phone, then attend a 2–4 hour screening visit.

At a glance

Source: Fortrea.

Minimum age
18+
Background check
ID only
Vehicle
No vehicle
Payout
Set per study
Reported pay
Hundreds to thousands per study
Worker type
Participant

What you'll need

Before your first Fortrea Clinical Research visit.

  1. Have a bank account or debit card ready

    Platforms pay by direct deposit or to a debit card, and faster cash-out options usually need a debit card. Check the app's payout terms before your first cash-out, since instant transfers can carry a fee.

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Fortrea Clinical Research questions

How old do you have to be to join Fortrea Clinical Research?
18+.
Does Fortrea Clinical Research require a background check?
No criminal background check is listed. Fortrea Clinical Research verifies your identity instead.
How fast does Fortrea Clinical Research pay?
Each study sets its own payment amount and schedule, which Fortrea Clinical Research explains at the screening visit and in the consent form.
How much does Fortrea Clinical Research pay?
Reported pay is Hundreds to thousands per study, according to Fortrea.
Do you need a car for Fortrea Clinical Research?
No. You don't need a vehicle for Fortrea Clinical Research.
Does Fortrea Clinical Research take out taxes?
No. Fortrea Clinical Research doesn't withhold taxes from what it pays you. The money can still count as taxable income, so keep a record of what you receive. Our first-week checklist covers setting money aside for taxes.
Is Fortrea Clinical Research a W-2 job or independent contractor work?
You're paid as a research participant, not an employee.