Research Investigators (Human Subject Research)
CITI Training
I completed two CITI Program courses to obtain certifications on research practices in human subject research.
Course Overview
The courses focused on essential aspects of responsible research conduct, covering:
- Responsible Conduct of Research for Engineers
- Biomedical Responsible Conduct of Research
- Social and Behavioral Responsible Conduct of Research
Biomedical Research Investigators: Human Subject Research
This course provided training in ethical considerations and regulations governing biomedical research. Key areas of focus included:
- Principles of the Belmont Report.
- Informed consent processes.
- HIPAA privacy protections for research data.
- Procedures for addressing unanticipated problems involving risks to subjects.
Social & Behavioral Research Investigators: Human Subject Research
This course emphasized ethical practices in social and behavioral research, covering:
- Privacy and confidentiality protections for human subjects.
- Assessing risks and applying safeguards in research design.
- Federal regulations and ethical principles from the Belmont Report.
- Strategies for conducting research with vulnerable populations.
Key Learning Objectives
- Gained a thorough understanding of ethical frameworks, including the Belmont Report, and their application to human subject research.
- Developed skills for ensuring privacy, confidentiality, and data security in compliance with federal regulations.
- Learned to identify and mitigate risks when working with vulnerable populations or sensitive data.
Certification Details
- Certification Status: Completed
- Expiration: Certifications valid until January 15, 2030
Verification Links
To verify my completion of these CITI Program courses, please refer to the following links:
- Biomedical Research Investigators: Human Subject Research (5-year)
- Social & Behavioral Research Investigators: Human Subject Research (5-year)
These certifications have equipped me to responsibly manage and protect data, ensuring compliance with ethical and legal standards. They also serve as a foundation for designing research methods that prioritize the safety, rights, and welfare of human subjects.