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In compliance with federal regulation and OHSU institutional policy, all investigators,
research staff, and other relevant personnel
(those reasonably involved in the design and/or conduct of human, animal, applied and/or
basic science research) must complete
OHSU's Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) education. No activity resulting in data
collection can be initiated or any human subjects
enrolled until all key personnel have completed the required RCR modules.
Who is required to complete the training?
When do I have to complete my training?
What sections am I required to complete?
How often do I need to take the training?
Does this fulfill the NIH requirement for education in Human Subjects
Research?
How do I log in to the training and view my transcript?

RCR education is now available in the
Big Brain
online training system
NOTE: If you have already completed the education, your transcript will
automatically be transferred to Big Brain.
Who is required to complete the training?
All OHSU investigators, research staff, and other relevant personnel who are reasonably
involved in the design and/or conduct of
human, animal, applied and/or basic science research. For non-OHSU collaborators,
documentation of completion of RCR education at their
own institution must be provided.
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When do I have to complete my training?
The training must be completed before any activity resulting in data collection
can be initiated or any human subjects enrolled.
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What sections am I required to complete?
Everyone should complete RCR for All. Complete additional sections if they are relevant
to the type of research you are involved in.
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| RCR for All |
The basics of conducting research at OHSU. |
| RCR Involving rDNA & Infectious
Agents/Biological Toxins |
Federal and university policies for research involving
recombinant DNA, infectious agents, & biological toxins. |
| RCR Involving Animal Subjects |
Federal, state, and university requirements for conducting
research with live animals. |
| RCR Involving Human Subjects |
Federal, state, and university requirements for conducting
research with human subjects or their information. |
| RCR Involving FDA Regulated Products |
Federal and university requirements for research using FDA
regulated products. |
| RCR Infectious Substance Shipping* |
Requirements for packing and/or shipping infectious materials
(including human or animal blood, body fluids, and tissues;
pathogens including genetically modified micro-organisms; or other biological
products.) |
* Infectious Substance Shipping is no longer part of the RCR education course.
However, training is required for all individuals who
package, handle, or prepare paperwork for the shipment of hazardous materials,
including infectious substances.
Individuals at the Marquam Hill campus should complete the online training at
http://ozone.ohsu.edu/ehrs/mh/pages/gen/train.shtml
before taking the package to the designated shipping location.
Live training is offered at the West Campus and should be completed before any
hazardous materials are offered for transport.
A schedule of training sessions is available by contacting EH&RS at 748-1501.
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How often do I need to take the training?
You only need to complete RCR for All and additional relevant sections once.
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Does this fulfill the NIH requirement for education in Human
Subjects Research?
Yes. Completion of RCR Involving Human Subjects at OHSU fulfills the NIH requirement.
To provide evidence of the Human Subjects Research education, fill out the
certification letter
and submit it to the Research Grants & Contracts (RGC) for institutional signature
along with your
NIH grant application. The certification letter cannot be signed until the education
has been completed.
For questions, please contact RGC at 503-494-7784.
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How do I log in to the training and view my transcript?
These procedures are described on the OHSU Big Brain User Instructions web page
at: http://www.ohsu.edu/cc/ed/bb/login.shtml.
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Last modified on 09/20/2007 by
rdaweb@ohsu.edu
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