Research Visiting Scientists or Research Volunteers
Guidelines and requirements for visiting scientists and volunteers at Jefferson, including compliance policies, application procedures, and necessary training.
Research Integrity, Conduct & Compliance
LEADERSHIP
Name:
Theodore Taraschi, PhD
Position:
Senior Associate Provost, Research Integrity, Conduct & Compliance
Office Staff
Name:
Larry Harshyne, PhD
Position:
Assistant Provost, Research Integrity, Conduct & Compliance
Email:
Larry.Harshyne@jefferson.edu
Name:
Jessica Gutierrez
Position:
Director, Research Integrity, Conduct & Compliance
Name:
Alisha Clark
Position:
Project Manager, Research Integrity, Conduct & Compliance
Email:
Alisha.Clark@jefferson.edu
The Office of Research Integrity, Conduct and Compliance (ORICC) is overseen by Theodore F. Taraschi, PhD, Senior Associate Provost for Research Integrity, Conduct and Compliance (SAPRICC), Research Integrity Officer (RIO). This office facilitates the conduct of ethical and regulation-compliant (human and animal subject) research through an integrated system of research review, audit and educational programs in accordance with Thomas Jefferson University’s Research Compliance Program.
The Office of Research Integrity, Conduct & Compliance launched a SharePoint Site for the Research Community. This site provides a comprehensive resource location to facilitate the conduct of research at Jefferson.
The SharePoint site highlights the following:
- Compliance Areas
- Policies and Guidelines
- Foreign Influence on Research
- Research Resources
- NIH News
Responsible Conduct of Research
A consolidated source for information and resources to help Jefferson research faculty navigate and fulfill these important responsibilities.
Foreign Influence
Jefferson’s policies on foreign influence in research, including disclosure requirements, compliance guidelines, and resources for researchers.
Institutional Biosafety Committee
The mission of the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) at Thomas Jefferson University is to ensure that research involving recombinant DNA, synthetic nucleotides, pathogens, biological toxins, nanotechnology, or select agents is conducted safely and in compliance with all relevant guidelines and regulations.
Jefferson offers a number of research seminars on various topics. Currently, if you need to add your seminar, please contact the Jefferson Office of Research Integrity, Conduct & Compliance.
If you are seeking an upcoming seminar, please review the Jefferson Master Calendar (secure link).