Hi All,
We routinely have key personnel in a grant application, who are not listed as key on the notice of grant award.  Sometimes NIH will identify as key the first couple of people alphabetically; sometimes they just name the PI; and sometimes nobody is named.  Has anyone ever run into a problem with NIH if they don't obtain prior approval for a significant change in effort for someone who was listed as key but didn't make the cut for the award notice?

Thanks,
Colleen

Colleen Corcoran
Director of Grants and Contracts
Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc.
Riverview Center
150 Broadway Suite 301
Menands, NY 12204
(518) 486-4244
(518) 474-6995 fax
xxxxxx@omh.state.ny.us

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