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ICTR Connection Request

Welcome to the ICTR's Connection Request System.

You can use this system to:

  • submit requests for ICTR services
  • ask for help from any of our consultants
  • submit questions, comments, or complaints
  • apply for ICTR grant programs.

This is your one-stop shop for everything the ICTR has to offer.

To log in with your JHED ID and connect with one of the ICTR programs listed below,

ICTR Connection Request Service List

  • Ask an ICTR Navigator

    The Navigators are here to help direct investigators to the ICTR services they need and advise them on "next steps" in the clinical and translational research enterprise at Johns Hopkins. If you’re not sure where to start, click here to ask a Navigator!

  • Accelerated Translational Incubator Pilot (ATIP) Program Application [RFA]

    ATIP provides targeted funding or faculty conducting translational research projects. The next ATIP application deadline is June 1st, 2012.

  • Biostatistics Consulting [Website]

    The goal of the Biostatistics Consulting service is to promote the appropriate use of biostatistics in the design, implementation, and interpretation of clinical and translational research studies.

  • Center for Clinical Trials (CCT) Study Design Consulting Service

    As part of the ICTR, CCT faculty members offer a consulting service on questions relating to study design and conduct. Our goal is to provide intellectual and methodological input into clinical research studies and research synthesis initiated by faculty of Johns Hopkins University.

  • Community Engagement Consulting Service

    The Community Engagement Core of the Johns Hopkins University Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR) is focused on promoting community-engaged research conducted by researchers and various community partners—including, but not limited to, community-based organizations, health and social service providers, and public agencies.

  • Genetics Translational Technology Core (TTC) [Website]

    The TTC bridges the gap between clinical genetic testing and research-driven molecular technologies with consulting and laboratory services and assistance with translation of molecular technologies to the clinical environment.

  • ICTR Communications

    ICTR Communications is part of ICTR’s administrative core. We welcome all requests to publicize information or announcements relevant to our clinical and translational mission from all parts of Johns Hopkins and the CTSA. However, we are currently only able to provide direct administrative and support services to ICTR programs and cores.

  • ICTR Drug and Device Resource Service (ICTR DDRS)

    The goal of the IDDS Service is to provide the researchers within the Johns Hopkins University with a consultation service to assist investigators in the development and use of investigational drugs, biologics, and/or devices in the course of conducting biomedical research while achieving and maintaining FDA compliance.

  • Imaging Translational Technology Core [Website]

    Imaging Translational Technology Core facilitates one-on-one consultation with imaging experts for study design, imaging protocol development and study implementation.

  • Research Data Collection and Storage (RDCS)

    The ICTR offers consulting and, in some cases, direct assistance with research data collection and storage issues. Among the services provided by RDCS are: advice on database contruction, design, and remote data access; web-based and teleform data collection; and secure storage and backup for data associated with clinical research studies.

  • Research Ethics Consulting Service (RECS)

    RECS provides advice and support for investigators as they address ethical questions that arise during study design and execution.

  • Study Coordinator Apprenticeship and Mentoring Program (SCAMP)

    The Study Coordinator Apprenticeship and Mentoring Program (SCAMP) is a two year internship program that trains inexperienced individuals to become advanced study coordinators. These trainees are available for hire on a free or low-cost in hourly increments as study coordinators for Johns Hopkins faculty and staff.

  • The Office of Recruitment and Retention (ORR) Consult Service [Website]

    The ORR consult service offers consultations and expert advice on the recruitment of research participants.