They can publish their exact availability to potential sponsors and work on multiple projects, as well as maintain a better balance between career and home life. The site allows them to set up a profile outlining their skills and areas of expertise and defining their availability for work. It also gives them a free email account to use in communicating with sponsors. They can also get information on projects for which they've been selected and opt to work on those projects. Database searches can be conducted by project start and end date, monitor availability, years of experience, state and region, therapeutic specialty, indication experience, and study phase.
Registration is free, but is required for both monitors and sponsors who desire to use the site.
The site, launched in February of this year, has yet to reach its potential in terms of content. The site claims to have a community section containing forums, but I was unable to find it anywhere. The site has 177 monitors and 26 sponsors signed up as of the date of this review. The service is totally free for both monitors and companies to search the database. The site gains its revenue by charging a percentage of the monitor's fee to the companies engaging their services.