Women’s & Maternal Health Research in Montana & Utah

Maternal-fetal medicine and OB/GYN expertise supporting women’s health research in Missoula and Great Falls.

Investigator expertise and research experience

Dr. M. Bardett Fausett in Missoula brings maternal-fetal medicine fellowship training, military medical leadership and research experience in maternal immunization and reproductive health. Dr. Alyson Miser in Great Falls brings OB/GYN practice and Boeson PI experience in endometriosis, PCOS, stress urinary incontinence, pregnancy, genetic and cervical screening, and vaccines.

Research experience and interests

  • Maternal immunization and pregnancy research
  • Endometriosis and PCOS
  • Stress urinary incontinence
  • Reproductive health and screening research

For volunteers

Women’s health studies differ in age, reproductive-health history, pregnancy status and visit requirements. Ask what information and procedures are involved, whether pregnancy or breastfeeding affects eligibility, and how the study relates to your regular medical care.

Understand the participation process

Build your Boeson site shortlist

Consider Missoula and Great Falls for your women’s-health program. Dr. Fausett’s maternal-fetal medicine and research leadership complement Dr. Miser’s OB/GYN practice and reproductive-health trial experience. Ask Boeson to evaluate both sites against your population, procedures and enrollment objectives.

Request a site-selection review

Are pregnancy and women’s health studies the same?

No. Some studies are designed for pregnant participants, while others have different reproductive-health criteria. The study-specific information and consent explain who may participate.

More research questions and answers

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.