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CIR East Baltimore Outpatient Clinic has Moved to the Rangos Building!

photo of Rangos Building entrance

Effective May 28, 2024, our outpatient clinic on the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Campus is located in the Rangos Building, Suite 601. 

Parking at Rangos

CIR validates parking at the following East Baltimore Campus garages: Washington St., Caroline St., McElderry St., Orleans St. and Ashland Ave.  

CIR does not validate parking at the Rutland St. garage. 

*CIR cannot validate metered parking. 

Be a part of a research study

Participating in a vaccine trial or clinical study as a healthy volunteer can be an incredibly rewarding experience – and volunteers are vital to the development of new treatments and vaccines to combat global disease threats. Participants contribute to important medical progress, may get licensed vaccines at no cost, and may receive financial compensation for participating.

Why is Finding Safe and Effective Vaccines Important?

Finding safe and effective vaccines plays an important role in public health.  Dr. Beulah Sabundayo discusses some of the reasons why vaccine research, licensure and administration helps communities. See the full interview below.

How does a vaccine become licensed?

Investigational vaccines undergo several steps to determine whether they are good candidates for human clinical trials.  They undergo even more steps, or phases, before they are determined to be safe and effective for the general population.  Learn more about this process with CIR faculty member, Dr. Beulah Sabundayo.

Ready to Learn More?

Complete the CIR Contact Form OR a Pre-Screening Survey.