The Office of Human Subject Protection’s Training and Education resources, services, and programs are designed to support investigators and research teams in building the knowledge and skills needed to conduct human subjects research ethically, safely, and in alignment with institutional and federal requirements.
CITI Training Requirements
All study team members involved in human subjects research must complete Human Subjects Protection (HSP) training. This training ensures that researchers understand the ethical principles and regulations for protecting research participants.
To meet this requirement, complete the appropriate HSP course based on the type of research being conducted.
For detailed instructions and access to the training link, click here.
DocuSign and OnCore Training Requirements
Current OHSP Education Services
- Classroom and Department-Requested Workshops and Presentations
- Catalog coming soon!
- Vendor Tabling
- Sharing human subject research-focused informational materials and resources at GU Campus events
Contact OHSP@georgetown.edu to schedule today!

Current OHSP Education Programs

- Clinical Research Professional Seminar Series (CRPSS)
- Virtual monthly meeting supporting the professional development of clinical research professionals. More details can be found in the zoom registration page.
- Archived 2026 CRPSS Zoom Recordings
- Archived 2025 CRPSS Zoom Recordings
- Joint GU-MHRI Mandatory Training Program
- Complete by April 30, 2026 in GMS
- For additional support and guidance:
- View the “Introduction and Program Guidance Video”
- Download the “Enroll in GU-MHRI Training in GMS Job Aide“
- Download the “Obtain a GU-MHRI Training Completion Report in GMS Job Aide“

Additional Educational Resources
Below is an evolving list of free and accessible resources for researchers to improve their understanding and performance of human subject research.
- Summer Education and Training Series 2024
- Multi-Regional Clinical Trials (MRCT) Clinical Trial’s Glossary
- Access helpful clinical research definitions to improve clinical trial literacy
- ConsentTools
- Access evidence-informed practices for informed consent in clinical trials


