Out of curiosity, how many of you would have Professor A, as a consultant, complete an Unaffiliated/Independent Investigator Agreement, for assurance, or possibly if some of you may have incorporated such language in the consultant agreement?

Bernard Punzalan

The Geneva Foundation

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If Professor A is working as a private consultant and not as an employee of his institution, the institutional IRB would not apply.

Jeffrey Ritchie
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Professor A works as a consultant on a grant involving human subjects awarded to another institution—not the place Professor A is employed. Does Professor A’s Institutional IRB have to review and approve the human subjects’ protocol for this research? Or is this the responsibility of the IRB of the institution that received the award?

What if Professor A’s role (even though a “consultant” ) approaches Co-PI status?

Also, does anyone know where one can purchase Tylenol in bulk?

Pamela F. Miller, Ph.D.
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