Many federal and institutional compliance regulations require training, both in person and/or online, often before you are allowed to begin your research.
UB pays for all CITI training as part of its research requirements.
If you wish to obtain additional CME credit, you may do so at your own expense.
You must maintain certifications by participating in online CITI courses. This includes:
In order to ensure that your protocol is not delayed, you should verify that all study personnel have completed the appropriate CITI Training.
All courses must be the University at Buffalo prescribed CITI courses. Similar CITI courses from other institutions will not be accepted. However, some of the modules in those courses may be applied automatically by CITI to your UB CITI courses.
*Currently the in-person GRP training for non-clinical researchers conducted by UB can be substituted for the above indicated RCR course. The IRB no longer requires in-person non-clinical and clinical GRP training. The IRB has information on the in-person courses on record and will verify this upon protocol submittal.
**Currently the in-person GRP/GCP training for clinical researchers (parts I and II) conducted by UB can be substituted for the above indicated RCR and GCP courses. The IRB no longer requires in-person non-clinical and clinical GRP training. The IRB has information on the in-person courses on record and will verify this upon protocol submittal.
If you have never had a CITI account, create one by clicking the Register button. When creating a new account, be sure to indicate SUNY-Buffalo (University at Buffalo) as your institution and use your UBIT email address for any email addresses requested.
If you have a CITI account with another institution, you can log into that account and then add an affiliation with SUNY-Buffalo (University at Buffalo) by clicking on the Click here to affiliate with another institution link toward the bottom of the CITI Main Menu page. Be certain to enter your UBIT email address for any email addresses requested.