Does that manuscript need some final touches? Do you need to get started with the review or chapter you promised to complete? What about that grant proposal the dean is expecting you to submit?
When and How to Bill a Research Study to Medicare and Insurance: This course will outline the process for determining if a study is Medicare qualified and how to bill study-related activities to Medicare and Insurance according to federal policies
Since 2010, the Physiology Department Summer Seminar Series allows Physiology Trainees an opportunity to report recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
Assist 101: Students will receive an overview of the NIH Submission Application System.
Do you want to learn more about the patenting process? Would you like to learn about the steps it takes to obtain a patent? Please join us for an open dialogue regarding patents with Dr. Charles Vorndran.
Does that manuscript need some final touches? Do you need to get started with the review or chapter you promised to complete? What about that grant proposal the dean is expecting you to submit?
Join The Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship as we celebrate the 2018 Summer Scholars program with a poster session and reception.
Clinical research training: Covers how to reconcile discrepancies between subject statuses in PowerTrials and OnCore.
Payment Terms and Budget Additions for Industry Sponsored Studies
iLab Training: iLab allows for the online purchase of research services as well as the booking of research equipment in specified research cores. The system provides for online payments and is linked with AU Financial Systems.
Since 2010, the Physiology Department Summer Seminar Series allows Physiology Trainees an opportunity to report recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
This course is a detailed how-to on preparing and maintaining regulatory and patient files for research studies.
This class is designed to familiarize attendees with the contract portion of a clinical/non-clinical study and the contract negotiation process from receipt of the sponsor’s draft template to a final.
Since 2010, the Physiology Department Summer Seminar Series allows Physiology Trainees an opportunity to report recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
Clinical research training: This session offers intermediate level training for financial users responsible for documenting coverage analysis, creating billing grids, negotiating budgets and invoicing sponsors. Audience: Financial Coordinators.
Since 2010, the Physiology Department Summer Seminar Series allows Physiology Trainees an opportunity to report recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
Covers subject registration for clinical research studies, managing statuses, visit tracking, documenting AEs, SAEs and deviations, and forms.
Dr. David Hess, the 27th Dean of the Medical College of Georgia will highlight the achievements of the faculty, staff and students over the past year and the way forward for Georgia's public medical school.
Since 2010, the Physiology Department Summer Seminar Series allows Physiology Trainees an opportunity to report recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
Since 2010, the Physiology Department Summer Seminar Series allows Physiology Trainees an opportunity to report recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
Since 2010, the Physiology Department Summer Seminar Series allows Physiology Trainees an opportunity to report recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
Clinical research training: Covers how to reconcile discrepancies between subject statuses in PowerTrials and OnCore.
Undergraduate students presenting original research or creative activity to our campus community.
Undergraduate students presenting original research or creative activity to our campus community.
