Human Subjects Training: Course Options
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Relevant IRB policies/procedures:
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Do you need human subjects training? Take a brief survey to find out. (FHCRC faculty/staff only) |
Basic Courses
You need a basic course if you have not had training in human research protection before. Accepted courses include:
- In-person lecture at FHCRC (basic lecture only)
- CITI web-based course (basic course only)
- PRIM&R Investigator 101 (CD-ROM). To borrow the CD from the IRO, email jklashor@fhcrc.org.
Refresher Courses
You need a refresher course within 3 years after completing the basic course. Accepted courses include:
- In-person lecture at FHCRC (basic or refresher)
- CITI web-based course (basic or refresher)
- PRIM&R Investigator 101 (CD-ROM). To borrow the CD from the IRO, email bgagnat@fhcrc.org.
- Attendance at conferences on human subjects protection or clinical trial management
- FHCRC lectures on research ethics for trainees (www.fhcrc.org/science/education/courses/research_ethics/)
- Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training. Web-based GCP training is available through FHCRC or CITI. GCP training from other sources is also accepted.
- Testing through a book on human subjects protection
- Case studies conducted by investigators
- At least 1 year's IRB membership in the last 2 years
- NIH web-based course (accepted from PSOC investigators only)
Documentation
FHCRC lectures and CITI web-based training are entered automatically in our database. If you have taken other training that meets the requirements, please send documentation to the IRO (attn. Jonathon Sargent, mailstop J6-110; jsargent@fhcrc.org).Questions?
If you have questions about registration or training status, contact Jonathon Sargent at jsargent@fhcrc.org.
If you have questions about course content or requirements, contact James Riddle , IRO Director at 667-6501.
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