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Welcome to the Investigators section of the Clinical Trials Office
Web site. This site provides documents and links to most of the materials
investigators and coordinators need to complete the proposal submission
process. This office fulfills its mission by
providing comprehensive assistance and knowledgeable support for
every aspect of the clinical trials application submission process
and beyond.
Industry-Sponsored Clinical Trials Submission Process – now
online!
National Institutes of Health (NIH) & Foundation
Proposals Submission Process
BRANY: Biomedical Research Alliance of New York
IRB Submission Assistance
Pre-Award Report
Post-Award Fund Report
Investigator-Initiated Program Sponsorship
Spanish Translation Center (STC)
Columbia University Charters and Statutes
The Clinical Trials Submission Process for
industry-sponsored proposals is now simplified, and can be completed
online, or downloaded, from this Web site.
Click
here
to submit industry-sponsored proposals to the CTO online
or download the CTO Submission Package in
Microsoft Word.
Please note! You will need a valid
UNI and password to submit and complete the online forms.
My Trials.
Click here
to view industry-sponsored trials that you have submitted online.
The Biomedical Research Alliance of New York
(BRANY), an initiative founded by the New York Academy of Medicine,
provides investigators with a listing of pharmaceutically-sponsored
clinical research initiatives, and provides central IRB and IBC
services. To find out about currently recruiting clinical research
trials that may be of interest to you, visit the BRANY Web site
at https://www.brany.com.
Due to the CTO’s pre-existing contract agreements, investigators must
contact the CTO first regarding trial interest.
The CTO’s Medical Director can provide you
with assistance in the IRB submission process to assure successful
IRB submission. Contact ctoIRBsubmit@ColumbiaClinicalTrials.org to
request assistance. Please include your contact information and a
description of your proposed trial, as well as your RASCAL Proposal
ID #, if available.
Access
current post-award distribution of funds reports:
Investigators may access this information online. Please contact Accounts Receivable
at ctoaccountsreceivable@ColumbiaClinicalTrials.org to
report discrepancies or other concerns.
Please note! You will need a valid
UNI and password to access post-award information.
The CTO is committed to helping you recruit a diverse
patient population as volunteers for your study. The Spanish Translation
Center (STC), for example, provides services designed to remove
language and cultural barriers to participation in clinical trials,
enabling your study to reach traditionally underrepresented populations
in clinical research. To find out more about these services, contact
the STC at Spanish-Translation@ColumbiaClinicalTrials.org
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