Partners
Who is using CIRTification? Heading link
CTSA Hub Sites
- Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center
- Case Western Reserve University
- Duke University
- Georgetown University
- George Washington University (Clinical & Translational Science Institute at Children’s National)
- Indiana University/Purdue University/Notre Dame
- Morehouse School of Medicine (Georgia Clinical & Translational Science Alliance)
- Northwestern University
- Ohio State University
- Penn State University
- Rush University (Institute for Translational Medicine)
- Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
- State University of New York at Buffalo
- University of California San Francisco
- University of Cincinnati
- University of Colorado Denver
- University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC)
- University of Kansas Medical Center
- University of Kentucky
- University of Maryland Baltimore County
- University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School Worcester
- University of Miami School of Medicine
- University of Nebraska Lincoln (Institute of the Great Plains IDeA – Clinical & Translational Research Network)
- University of Pittsburgh
- University of Puerto Rico/Ponce Medical School Foundation (Hispanic Alliance for Clinical & Translational Science Research in Puerto Rico)
- University of Rochester
- University of Utah
- University of Virginia
- University of Wisconsin – Madison
- Virginia Commonwealth University
- Yale University
Other Users
- Alliance Chicago
- Campbell University
- Chitracing Project, UIC School of Public Health
- Girls in the Game
- Howard Brown
- Jewish Theological Seminary
- Lorain County Community College
- Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
- The Fenway Institute
- Trillium Health
- UIC Citizen Scientist Program
- University of Liverpool
What our partners are saying Heading link
“This was such a great, quick and easy approach to providing our partners the necessary training to be successful in our spaces. We followed up with them to discuss any questions they may have had from the training within the context of our project. The in-person training was great because it helped develop the team. However, the online version has really moved us quickly.”
| Virginia Commonwealth University, Seventh District Helath and Wellness Initiative
University of Colorado Denver Testimonial Heading link
“I found it to be very user friendly and translatable for people who are not engaged in research on a regular basis.”
| University of Colorado Denver, Nueva Vida, Cuidando a mis Cuidadores (Caring for My Caregivers)
UCSF Testimonial Heading link
“When we started this project, we were looking for an alternative to Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program) and we were looking for a program in Spanish. We reached out to CIRTification… Without these materials we could not have trained our community recruiters. We also used a draft letter from CIRTification that we could submit to our IRB. Because our IRB relies on CITI we found this letter helpful to get ‘buy-in’ from our IRB.”
| University of California San Francisco, Nuevo Amanecer
Girls in the Game testimonial Heading link
“Utilizing the CIRTification portal was actually a great training gateway for our community researchers with the What Girls Need Now project. Dr. Anderson availed herself to the team to walk us through the process of getting registered. Once that happened, the researchers found it very user friendly and were able to complete the training for the certification needed to move forward.”
| Implementation Manager, Girls in the Game
Collaboratory for Health Justice testimonial Heading link
“We incorporated the human subjects protection training into our Citizen Scientist Certificate program. The human subjects protections training was a critical to help frame our sessions on research ethics. Participants noted that they really enjoyed the training, it was easy to follow along, and very enlightening.”
| Chitracing Project Coordinator, Collaboratory for Health Justice, UIC School of Public Health