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The Research Centers at CHI Health provide the following services:
All protocols are conducted under the oversight of the Principal Investigator.
Principal Investigators are assisted by Sub-Investigators, whose responsibilities include:
Each protocol is assigned a Lead Study Coordinator who is assisted by and oversees a team of professional study coordinators. Coordinator responsibilities include:
Research associates (pharmacy technicians cross-trained in laboratory specimen processing and clinical research protocol) assist coordinators in the implementation of protocols and in carrying out protocol procedures, as appropriate. Their responsibilities include:
CHI Health Research Center is seeking physicians across all specialties to conduct Phase I through Phase IV clinical trials. The Center will provide the administrative support to minimize the paperwork, the nursing support to coordinate the trial, and the marketing support to help recruit patients.
CHI Health is excited to see so many members of the medical staff who have already started working in this important program. Research is vital to the mission of the hospital, and the support of our physicians and medical staff is crucial to the success of CHI Health Research Center.
For more information on CHI Health Research Center or to schedule a meeting to discuss participating as a physician investigator, please call the CHI Health Research Center Business Development office at (402) 343-5811 or research@alegent.org.
CHI Health requires that all individuals conducting human subject research must complete the CITI (Collaborative IRB Training Initiative) course as part of their baseline training requirements. Additionally, the refresher course must be completed every three years. This training on the protection of human research participants is an important part of protecting the public and preserving the public trust regarding research. (Source: Institute of Medicine report by the Committee on Assessing the System for Protecting Human Research Subjects, 2001).
Online continuing education at CITI training site
Posted 12/2014