Vaccine & Infectious Disease Research in Montana & Utah
Vaccine research experience across maternal, pediatric and adult populations, supported by investigators in Montana and Utah.
Investigator expertise and research experience
Boeson’s vaccine experience includes maternal RSV immunization and adult and pediatric vaccine research. Dr. M. Bardett Fausett brings maternal-fetal medicine and perinatal leadership; Dr. Aubrey Remmers brings family-medicine and adult vaccine experience; and Dr. Alyson Miser brings OB/GYN and vaccine study experience. Through the Bozeman Health collaboration, Dr. David Taylor adds more than four decades of vaccine development and infectious-disease research leadership. Taylor’s prior career experience is distinct from his new Boeson affiliation.
Research experience and interests
- Maternal immunization and RSV
- Adult and older-adult vaccine research
- Pediatric vaccine and RSV research
- Influenza, CMV and COVID-19 research experience
For volunteers
Some vaccine studies involve healthy volunteers; others have specific age, health or vaccination-history requirements. Ask whether the study is preventive or evaluates treatment, what follow-up is required and how it relates to your routine vaccination schedule.
Build your Boeson site shortlist
Build your vaccine-site shortlist around Missoula, Great Falls and Bozeman. Fausett, Remmers and Miser bring maternal, adult and pediatric vaccine experience across their respective roles; Taylor adds extensive vaccine-development leadership through the Bozeman Health collaboration. Ask us to match the investigator and location to each cohort in your program.
Meet the investigators
Explore relevant locations
These links describe location expertise, not a promise of an open study.
Are all vaccine studies open to all ages?
No. Each study defines its own age groups and other eligibility requirements. Maternal, pediatric, adult and older-adult experience may involve different investigators and sites.
Choose your next step
Contact the local team to ask about current availability, or share a nonconfidential study synopsis for feasibility.
Research experience does not mean a study is currently enrolling. Participation is voluntary; risks and possible benefits are explained through the study-specific consent process. Content updated September 2026.