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UT Health San Antonio recognizes the value of scientific collaboration and welcomes Visiting Scholars from across the United States and around the world. Visiting Scholars foster collaboration, diversity and professional relationships while fulfilling UT Health San Antonio’s mission of excellence in education, research, health care and community engagement. Visiting scholars are individuals who…, HOP 7.10.4, ., Types of Visiting Scholars, Observer:, Individuals who hold an undergraduate or higher degree with interest in a biomedical or health care related field and seeking to observe (i.e., only to watch, listen, and learn; no hands-on activities allowed) UT Health San Antonio research faculty, including UT Physicians conducting research., Professional Trainee:, Individuals who hold an undergraduate or higher degree with an interest in a biomedical or health care related field and are seeking additional non-clinical hands-on training in research for educational purposes or professional development., Visiting Scientist:, Individuals who are established and accomplished scholars and can contribute to and enrich the university's research, intellectual, and academic endeavors. Visiting Scientists should currently hold an appointment comparable to UT Health San Antonio faculty., Application Review Process, To initiate the Visiting Scholar approval process, please submit a , Visiting Scholar Application, via RedCap. Once the application is received, the Office of Research Administration & Quality will reach out to the host to set up an intake meeting and coordinate with stakeholders throughout UT Health San Antonio. Such stakeholders may include the Office of Human Resources, host department administration, Office of Sponsored Programs, or the Office of International Services., The following supporting documents will be required upon application submission:, Visiting Scholar CV Summary of intent that includes the following information: Scope of Work and how the Visiting Scholar will contribute to your work Overview of the experience or expertise the visitor hopes to gain during their stay For international visitors: Copy of Passport Current Visa, if available, Onboarding, Prior to the Visiting Scholar’s appointment, the following onboarding requirements must be met: POI Appointment Badge UTHSCSA Domain Email Required Training New Employee Orientation Title IX HIPAA FERPA Information Security Office Annual Security Awareness Training Institutional Compliance Program Equal Employment Opportunity Laws Conflict of Interest CITI Training (depending on scope of work)…
Enterprise Research Management System (ERMS), Technical assistance; log in issues; elevated permissions and reporting for the below modules: Agreements COI & COC IRB, Submit an Issue or request assistance, ORCA (Online Research Compliance Assistant), Animal study submission and management support Human study details and documentation Central Office application support, ORCA Analyst, CTO Analyst, PIMs Online, Find A Study web application, Technical assistance; log in issues; updates to data presented to the public, Submit an Issue or Request Assistance, Clinical Trial Management Systems, Velos eResearch, Training Information, Information and Logon, Request Access or Submit an Issue, Complion, Training Information, Request Access, Assistance or Submit an Issue, Core Facilities Web Applications, iLab, Request Access or Submit an Issue, Freezerworks, Request Access or Submit an Issue, Data sharing resources, through PowerBI, Scholars, /Pure, Data integration and sharing, Specializes in developing APIs for Efficient Data Retrieval – extract data from diverse sources, including web services, databases, and third-party platforms, ensuring seamless integration with your existing systems. Seamless Integration - automatic data retrieval and synchronization, eliminating manual efforts and reducing the risk of errors. Customized Reporting - With the data fetched, we…
Authority, HOP 1.6.6 Institutional Review Board , Administration, VPR Policy Study Reviews for Human Research HOP 7.2.1 Human Research Protection Program Responsibilities HOP 7.2.2 Institutional Review Board (IRB) Responsibilities , Supporting Committees and/or Programs, Safety, HOP 1.5.2 Institutional Biosafety Committee HOP 1.5.12 Radiation Safety Committee HOP 1.5.13 Radioactive Drug Research Committee , Office of Sponsored Programs, HOP 7.1.1 Policies and Procedures HOP 7.1.7 Export Controls , Misconduct, HOP 7.6.1 Research Misconduct , Senior Legal Offices, HOP 10.1.2 Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct , Conflict of Interest, HOP 1.6.11 Conflict of Interest Committee HOP 10.1.6 Conflicts of Interest in Research and Disclosure HOP 10.1.12 Institutional Conflict of Interest Policy , I nstitutional Compliance and Privacy Office (ICPO), HOP 2.5.1 Institutional Compliance Program , Clinical Trials Office, HOP 7.7.1 Clinical Research Billing Compliance HOP 7.7.2 Management of Research Participant Payments , Institutional Review Board Office, HOP 1.6.6 Institutional Review Board HOP 7.2.1 Human Research Protection Program Responsibilities HOP 7.2.2 Institutional Review Board (IRB) Responsibilities , Office of Technology Commercialization, HOP 12.1.1 Intellectual Property Policy
Institutional Research Cores, South Texas Research Facility, 3rd Floor Greehey North Campus 8402 Floyd Curl Drive San Antonio, TX 78229 Mail Code 7763 Phone: , 210-567-2059, Accounting, iLab Contact: , 210-567-2768, Ramiro Ramirez-Solis, Institutional Research Core Director Email: , RamirezSolis@uthscsa.edu, Elisa Gutierrez, Administrative Assistant-Sr. Phone: , 210-567-8270, Email: , riose2@uthscsa.edu, Letty Davila, Budget Analyst-Senior, Institutional Research Cores Phone: , 210-567-2768, Email: , davila@uthscsa.edu
A key element to the ongoing success of the GrantSeekers program has been the input of external referees who have participated via a Go-To-Meeting web-based mechanism. Recognizing the importance of external peer review as a means to provide content expertise and mentorship that may not be available on campus, we have developed an expanded GrantSeekers program, including a mechanism to support…, Program, Description, GrantSeekers 2.0 - original, ongoing program Goal: Peer review of proposals prior to submission to NIH, VA, or other agencies Mechanisms: Ongoing program. Coordinated by VPR Office. GrantSeekers during early stages of developing a proposal Goal: Increase the competitive edge by focusing on the early stages of a grant proposal (e.g., review of study design and preliminary data and explore possible…