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New Clinical Research Staff

Welcome, new clinical researchers! The onboarding process for new researchers can vary from department to department. Talk with your manager about training and education that’s most appropriate for your specific role.

Also check out the New Researcher Checklist for required training and access, applicable to nearly all new research staff, prior to initiating research at University Hospitals. Plus, a few more helpful links in the table below to get you started on the right foot.

Research Staff
Investigators & Clinical Providers
Residents & Fellows
Interns & Medical Students

Helpful Links

Research Staff

(Coordinators, Assistants, Specialists, etc)

Investigators & Clinical Providers

 

Residents & Fellows

 

Interns & Medical Students

 

CITI Training & CREC Certifications
Learn More
Research Orientation
Learn More

Clinical Research Orientation

New PI Orientation

O

New PI Consultations
Request a Consultation

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O

O

UH Investigator Training
Register in UH GPS

O

Velos Training
Learn More *

O

SpartaIRB Access
Create an Account
Core Library Assistance
Learn More *

O

 
Education Catalog & Tracks
Learn More *

- Coordinator/Nurse Track
- Data Specialist Track
- Regulatory Track

- Investigator Track

Research Roadmap
Learn More
Clinical Research Toolbox
Learn More
TriNetX Data Query
Learn More
Recruitment & Community Outreach Strategy Consultations
Request a Consultation

O

REDCap Access
Learn More
Research Credentialing
Learn More

X

Required for non-UH employees

X

Required for non-UH employees

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Required In order to access EMR for Research

 
 
 
 
 
KEY

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Not Applicable

O

Optional

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Must be on UH Server to access information


Investigators & Clinical Providers

Faculty education, leadership, and career development is key to career advancement and fulfillment, and research is a great way to help advance your academic career.

One of the faculty standards for promotion is excellence in scholarly research, evaluated by achievements, including, but not limited to: first and senior authorships, receiving funding as PI, and participating in interdisciplinary research team science. Contact Marjorie Greenfield, MD for a one-on-one consultation to learn more.

Whether you choose to lead your own research studies, or support existing investigators and studies; engaging in research at any level can provide more options for your patients and help move forward UH’s mission to advance science and discovery in medicine.

There are various Levels of Research Engagement for Investigators and Clinical Providers

Some examples of each engagement level are below:

Low Engagement Medium Engagement High Engagement
Serving as a referral source for research participants. Serving as a sub-Investigator on a study. Serving as Principal Investigator for a study.
Talk about clinical research to your patients and medical staff. Assessing participants with Investigator to ensure compliance with protocol. Creating a departmental research team.
Supporting clinical research awareness and education efforts. Enrolling participants on clinical research studies. Publishing clinical research studies’ findings.

Related Resources

Related resources

All the resources in Low Engagement, plus:


New Principal Investigator Consults

Before getting started with your research, meet with a Clinical Research Center representative to better understand the UH research process. Contact ClinicalResearch@UHhospitals.org to schedule a consult.

Review the Research Staff table above or the New Researcher Checklist for all required training and access prior to initiating research at University Hospitals.


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