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Research
using Humans as Subjects:
Researcher Orientation Program
Miami has a three-component
program for addressing federal and university policies regarding
education for the protection of research subjects. All components
of the educational program must be completed. Access current
training records here: Link
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| Part 1: |
Required
for any persons acting as researchers for regulated
activities. |
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| Part 2: |
Required
only for persons authoring and submitting applications.
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Miami
Program Orientation
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| Part 3:* |
Faculty
advisor and Primary Contact assurance for all individuals
for each protocol.
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Documented
as part of the Application process
(Personnel Assurance Form)
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| New
to Miami? |
If
you have completed CITI training elsewhere, you may be
able to transfer your records to Miami by logging into
your account and affiliating with Miami or updating your
primary institution. Part 2 of the training introduces
you to the Miami oversight system and expectations and
will likely save you and the IRB time in creating and
reviewing your application. |
| Ongoing: |
Beginning
three years after initial qualification.
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Once basic requirements
are met, Miami researchers are required to either,
a) complete the online refresher modules (CITI) or
b) attend a Miami Program Orientation session every
three years. (Note: when collaborating with other
institutions, those institutions may have additional
requirements).
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Access current
training dates: |
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No applications will
be considered for final approval if the above requirements are
not met. If you have any questions
about this policy, please send your inquiry to humansubjects@MiamiOH.edu
or call 529-3600.
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