Become a TIN Site Investigator
University of Rochester researchers can participate as site investigators in multi-site clinical trials initiated by others in the Trial Innovation Network (TIN) through the Expression of Interest (EOI) process.
What you get
Lead investigators from across the TIN can use the EOI process to connect with the 60+ CTSA Program hubs and recruit participating sites for their clinical trials. (To learn how to initiate an EOI to recruit sites for your own multi-site clinical trial, visit our TIN Proposal Consultation page.)
When the UR TIN Liaison team receives an EOI request from the TIN, the Liaison team will reach out to relevant departments to gauge researchers’ interested in being a site investigator for the trial described in the EOI. Interested researchers may be asked to review one or all of the EOI components listed below:
- EHR-based cohort assessment of the site
- Site PI identification
- Protocol review/feasibility assessment by the interested site PI
- Budget review/feasibility assessment by the interested site PI
You can express your interest to join the trial as a site investigator after reviewing the EOI documents.
Standard Due Dates
The TIN EOI generally asks for a response within three weeks from the date the email arrived to the UR TIN Liaison Team.
Confidentiality
All documents shared in the TIN EOI are kept confidential and only disclosed to the extent necessary to provide the EOI services. University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry executed the TIN Umbrella Confidential Disclosure Agreement (CDA), which is effective until July 31, 2028. To review the Protocol of the multi-site trial, the UR TIN Liaison team will help you to complete the CDA process.
Publications by UR TIN site investigators