Philadelphia Study Seeks Nurses for In-Person Research — Pays $215

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The one-on-one interview will be held at a research facility in Center City.

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Philadelphia, PA. - Respondent is recruiting nurses for a paid study in Philadelphia.

According to the details provided by Respondent, this will be an in-person one-on-one interview that is expected to last around 75 minutes.

That comes out to a pay rate of $172 per hour or $2.86 per minute!

The study will take place at a research facility in Center City at the following address: 2400 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19103.

However, the listing on Respondent doesn’t actually say that you have to live in Philly.

So, if you are a nurse (that goes without saying) who is relatively close to Philadelphia (you can determine how close), and you would like to earn a quick $215, it’s worth a shot to apply.

About the Study

The purpose of the study is to evaluate a potentially new device for injecting medication.

However, no real medication will actually be taken nor given!

The researchers just want nurses to provide their honest feedback on the device’s potential, including its pros and cons.

The details reference this study being a one-on-one interview as opposed to a group focus group.

Of course, if you get selected to participate, the researchers will provide you with a lot more information on the study.

Applying to the Study

If you (or someone you know) is a nurse who is interested in paid studies in Philadelphia, this sounds like a lucrative opportunity.

But in order to qualify, you will first need to fill out a screener survey to determine your eligibility.

The screener has 20 questions.

But if you think that you might be a good fit for the research project, it’s worth the time it takes to complete the screener survey. (You won’t know if you don’t apply!)

About Respondent

Respondent is a major consumer research panel that connects researches with high-quality participants from a wide range of backgrounds.

Since Respondent tends to offer some of the highest-paying surveys and focus groups, their projects are quite competitive to get into.

So, if you do decide to apply to this or any other Respondent surveys, make sure that you take the screening questions seriously, providing thoughtful answers, to maximize your chances of being selected for a study.