Research in Provo, UT
Connect with our Provo team about research opportunities and plan your visit.
Study information in Provo
Study availability and eligibility vary. An inquiry does not commit you to participation or confirm enrollment.
Research expertise in Provo
Explore related research experience and questions to discuss with our team:
- Obesity, Diabetes & Metabolic Research
- Psychiatry & Mental Health Research
- Cardiovascular & Lipid Research
Dr. Andersen also welcomes obesity and metabolic protocols, particularly those examining psychiatric effects of GLP-1 treatments. This is a research interest; current study availability is confirmed separately.
Psychiatric research, cardiovascular expertise and ENT clinical expertise.
Mood disorders, ADHD, addiction and neuropsychiatric research; cardiovascular outcomes and lipid disorders.
Investigators and research experience
- Jason Andersen, DO — Psychiatry. Principal investigator.
- Charles Dahl, MD — Cardiology & lipid disorders. Principal investigator.
- Seth Riddle, MD — ENT and facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. New to Boeson.
Dr. Riddle brings more than 25 years of ENT clinical and surgical experience, with interests in sinus disease, allergy, hearing-related conditions and sleep-disordered breathing. Study-specific qualifications and procedures are assessed during feasibility.
Investigator profiles include career experience and Boeson assignments. Study-specific availability, staffing, procedures and enrollment plans are confirmed during feasibility.
Looking to participate? View local study information.
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Plan your visit
Finding us
From Utah Valley Hospital on 500 West, head east toward 300 West. Boeson Research is at 1055 North 300 West, Suite 308.
Before you travel
Confirm your appointment, entrance, parking, and accessibility needs before traveling.
Use the location and suite in your appointment confirmation. Bring only the items requested in your appointment instructions.
Make an informed choice
Participation is voluntary. Research involves risks, and personal benefit is not guaranteed. Ask the study team about procedures, time, costs, and compensation.