It depends on the policy of Professor A's institution regarding outside consulting. If Prof A represents him/herself as a Professor of Behavioral Science at Ivy League University, then I bet the policy would require that the IRB at IVU  be involved. I would suggest that Prof A ask the VP Research at IVU (and keep copies of the memos).

Bob Bienkowski

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From: Pamela Miller <xxxxxx@USFCA.EDU>
> 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?
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> What if Professor A's role (even though a "consultant" ) approaches Co-PI
> status?
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> Also, does anyone know where one can purchase Tylenol in bulk?
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