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PDF versionEducation and training are provided to all individuals involved with the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP). The HRPP Policy Manual specifies education requirements for IRB members, IRB staff and research personnel.
eProtocol Training
Click HERE to register for an upcoming eProtocol Training Session.
eProtocol training sessions (slides), for new and less experienced users, are provided by the Research Compliance Office.
Please review the following videos for information on:
- Getting Started - What is Needed and eProtocol Basics (5 minutes)
- How to Submit a New IRB Application (16 minutes)
- How to Submit a Continuing Review or Modification in eProtocol (4 minutes)
- IRB Protocol Review Process and General Tips (5 minutes)
Stanford provides access to required training through the interactive online Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) Course: The Protection of Human Research Subjects. (more information)
IRB Introduction and Process Overview
- Who/What is the IRB? (3 minutes)
- An Introduction to the Stanford IRB (Social/Behavioral Research Focus) (37 minutes)
Additional training:
- IRB Reporting
- As well as the human subjects training for researchers required by the IRB, there might be training required by other groups, programs, or departments. Researchers should see Training on the Dean of Research (DoR) website, or refer to their department to identify needed education.
Questions?
Contact IRB Education or call (650) 724-7141
IRB Member Education
- Controverted Issues and their Resolution
- View past training presentations, materials and handouts from previous panel meetings.
Other Resources
- FAQs
- eProtocol FAQs
- Research Privacy Overview (PowerPoint presentation)
- Spectrum - Stanford/Packard Center for Translational Research in Medicine
- CCTO - Stanford Cancer Clinical Trials Office
For Community Research Partners:
CIRTification Online is a free, web-based human research protections training program tailored specifically to the needs and roles of community research partners. While Stanford is not a participating institution, this training is available to anyone in the community. Learners first create an account and complete the web-based training at their own pace. This training does not substitute for the Stanford CITI training requirements.
