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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Research Search Menu Search for: Search Close Close AboutAbout Vice Chancellor for Research Annual Report &＃038; Metrics Faculty Resources Institutional Data Roles and Responsibilities Ongoing Projects Topics FundingFunding Finding Funding Federal Funding Internal Seed Funding Corporate and Foundation Funding Early Career Opportunities Center-Level Funding Opportunities Internal Selections Research Development Office MoreMore Compliance Trainings for Researchers Core Facilities COVID-19 Guidance for Researchers Disclosing International Relationships and Activities Fellowship Writing Workshops NSIN at WashU Participate in Research Studies Researcher Forum STAR Program Contacts Animal Care and UseAward ManagementConflicts of InterestContracts and SubawardsControlled SubstancesHuman Stem Cell ResearchHuman Subjects ResearchProposal Development for AdministratorsProposal Development for FacultyResponsible Conduct of Research Trainings for Researchers Compliance Trainings Below are the major compliance trainings required for the research community. Most mandatory trainings are assigned in Learn@Work based on HR data or by the completion of the Compliance Profile. All members of the research community are encouraged to complete the compliance profile at the start of a new position or when job responsibilities change. In the table below, the column on the far right provides Learn@Work course and certification details for administrators to use when pulling reports. The WU Compliance Training for Researchers report can be used to pull data for the items in the table below. Two guides are available: Schedule a monthly compliance report (Box) Run the compliance report one time (Box) Learning ItemAudienceFrequency*Learn@Work Training IDsEffort ReportingWashU Effort Reporting PolicyFaculty who work on sponsored fundsStaff (recommended, not required)One timeSPA – Effort Reporting Principles – Danforth CampusCourse ID 155SPA – Effort Reporting Principles – School of MedicineCourse ID 71External Professional Activities Disclosure EPA PolicyAll faculty Individuals responsible for design, conduct, reporting of researchEvery yearEPA – External Professional Activities DisclosureCourse ID 00001902Financial Conflicts of InterestWashU FCOI Education RequirementsAll facultyAny individual independently responsible for design, conduct, or reporting of researchEvery 4 yearsRE – FCOI Education CertificationCertification ID 00001862Human Subjects Education Human Subjects Education PolicyAll members of the research community engaged in the design, conduct and reporting of research with human participantsOne timeHRPO – Basic Human Subj. Ed. for…… all Other Danforth ResearchersCourse ID 125… BioMed InvestigatorsCourse ID 122… BioMed IRB MembersCourse ID 123… Danforth IRB & Researchers in Select Danforth Depts/SchoolsCourse ID 124Good Clinical Practice  GCP PolicyGCP Registration Quick Start GuideCITI Quick GuideAll research team members listed on an IRB application for research meeting the definition of a clinical trialEvery 3 yearsGCP – Good Clinical Practice CertificationCertification ID 00006923HIPAA 101 HIPAA Policies & ProceduresWorkforce members of the School of Medicine and other Health Care Component Parts of the UniversityOne timeHIPAA 101Course ID 405Intellectual PropertyWashU Intellectual Property PolicyAll facultyPostdocsOne timeRE – Intellectual Property (Course)Course ID 00011163Program for the Ethical and Responsible Conduct of Science and Scholarship (PERCSS)NSF COMPETES Compliance PlanUndergraduate students, graduate students, postdocs paid by salary or stipend by the NSFOne timeRE – PERCSS Core CourseCourse ID 370Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research for Faculty and StaffNSF COMPETES Compliance PlanFaculty paid by the NSFStaff listed as senior personnel paid by the NSFOne timeResponsible and Ethical Conduct of ResearchCourse ID 0000029459Note: All staff paid by NSF are assigned and encouraged to complete training, however only senior personnel are required to do so.Animal Care and Use TrainingsSee list on Animal Training pageVariesVariesVariesEnvironmental Health & Safety (EHS) TrainingsSee list on EHS websiteVariesVariesVaries *Individual sponsored awards may require training more frequently. It is the responsibility of the PI and department administrators to ensure all terms of the award are followed. Training for Research Administrators STAR Program The STAR Program provides a variety of training, development, and networking opportunities to research administrators. RAs will gain knowledge and skills necessary for a successful career. The STAR program allows Research Administrators to Improve grants administration expertise Create promotional paths, encourage and enhance professional development, and retain qualified staff Enhance support for faculty Strengthen compliance efforts and reduce risk Foster interdepartmental communications and knowledge sharing. 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