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CITI training records may also display in the University of Arizona EDGE Learning system.For Conejo Valley school officials, the agenda and log-in information for Tuesday’s meeting had been posted days earlier.

The HSPP recommends that you print and keep a copy for your records. You will be issued a training report after you complete the training program. Select the Biomedical Research BASIC Course or Social & Behavioral Research BASIC Course, depending on the type of research being done. Note that both of these courses also include the Native American Research module, which is required training for all researchers.You will need to select Human Subjects from the CITI enrollment web page and click Next.Select University of Arizona from the list of institutions.You'll be directed to log in through the SSO system using your UA NetID and password.Under 'Select your Organization Affiliation', click University of Arizona.Please follow the instructions below to complete the required training: If you are affiliated with the University of Arizona and have a CITI account, you may log in directly to CITI through the SSO. Please keep a copy of your training certificate for your records.īanner Human Subjects Training is accepted for all Banner employees however if the project involves Native Americans, the UA Native American Module will also need to be completed in addition to the Banner training.

Both CITI certificates are valid for four (4) years, after which refresher training must be completed.

Both training courses include the Native American Research Module, which is required training for all University of Arizona researchers.

For non-FDA regulated studies and projects not accessing medical records, HSPP will accept either the Biomedical or the Social Behavioral human subjects research training courses. HSPP requires all studies conducting FDA-regulated research or projects accessing Medical Records to complete the Biomedical Research Investigators Basic Course. Please note that training must be appropriate for the study design. The IRB will not approve protocols in which study personnel do not have current, completed, and appropriate human subjects training. All members of the research team are expected to complete training prior to conducting any activities involving human subjects research. Key personnel are all individuals responsible for the design and conduct of the study. Federal regulations require that key personnel in research involving human subjects undergo training.