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On this page:

  1. Setting up a CITI account
  2. Selecting CITI courses for the first time
  3. Selecting additional CITI courses
  4. Resetting your password/Changing your login information

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Setting up a CITI account
(or, how to log in to the CITI system for the first time):

  • Click .
  • Then click on the𲵾ٱ”button on the upper right-hand side of the screen.
  • Step 1: Select “ֱ” from the “Participating Institutions” list. Start typing “ֱ” to get the pull-down menu to appear. Agree to the Terms of Service.
  • Step 2: Complete the Personal Information section. Please use your JCU email address (@jcu.edu) as your primary email.
  • Step 3: Create your Username and Password.Should you forget your password in the future, the system can reset it for you.

CITI Directions for User Name and Password:
Your username should consist of 4 to 50 characters. Your username is notcase sensitive; “A12B34CD” is the same as “a12b34cd”. However, once created, your username will be part of the completion report and certificate!

Your password should consist of 8 to 50 characters. Your password IS case sensitive; “A12B34CD” is not the same as “a12b34cd”.

After you've chosen a User Name and Password, complete the Security Question and Answer section.

CITI Directions for Security Question:
Please choose a security question and provide an answer that you will remember.NOTE: If you forget your login information, you will have to provide thisanswer to the security question in order to access your account.

  • Step 4: Country of Residence. Enter in your country of residence.
  • Step 5: Do you want CME/CEU credits for completing the CITI course? Applicable for people who need to update their official credentials from an external agency. Chances are you won’t be interested in this option. You will be charged a fee for the credits if you choose that option.
    Answer Yes,No, or Not sureto the question on interest in being contacted to complete a course survey or with marketing information.
  • Step 6: List your institutional email address and your department.If you are a student, you can indicate your major or list undeclared. List your “Role in Research” from the drop-down list.

Selecting CITI Courses for the first time:

Select your learner group(s) from the following choices:

Question 1: IRB Required Courses (Human Subjects Research)

  • IRB Researchers and Sponsors – Basic Course
    Select this option if you are a faculty member, staff, or administrator who is submitting an application as the main researcher; or if you are a student who is proposing a study that will require full board review; or if you are a sponsor of a student application. Sponsors of student researchܲcomplete the “Students in Research” module as one of the electives within this course.
  • IRB Student Researchers – Basic Course
    Select this option if you are a student who is submitting an IRB application for a minimal-risk research project, or if your instructor has required completion of this course.
  • IRB Members
    Requiredtraining for members of the JCU IRB.
  • Select “Not at this time” if you will be choosing different types of courses found below.

Question 2: Laboratory Animal Welfare Courses

  • Working with the IACUC is an optional course for those planning to conduct live animal research.
  • Essentials for IACUC Members is an optional course for members of the JCU IACUC.
  • No need to select anything if these modules are not applicable.

Question 3: Conflicts of Interest Course

  • For PHS-funded researchers and grant seekers
  • Select “Not at this time” if you do not want to take this course.

Question 4: Health Information Privacy & Security (HIPS) Course

  • For students in the Health Information Technology Track
  • Select “Not at this time” if you do not want to take this course.

Question 5: Responsible Conduct of Research Courses

  • For federally funded researchers and their workers.
  • Select “Not at this time” if you do not want to take this course.

Question 6: Good Clinical Practice

  • Training for researchers in biomedical projects or social & behavioral research.
  • Not required in order to submit an IRB application.
  • Often required for FDA or NIH-funded research.
  • Select “Not at this time” if you do not want to take this course.

You can select all the courses to demo them or take courses even if they are not applicable to your situation. After you have selected your curriculum, you will be asked to confirm your registration.

Selecting Additional CITI Courses

Once you log into CITI after you’ve created your account, you can add courses to your already-selected CITI courses by:

  • Go to “My Learner Tools for ֱ” which is locatedjust below the list of “My Courses” on the Main Menu page.
  • Clickon “Add a Course”
  • You will now have access to all available JCU CITI courses.
  • There is no limit to how many courses or optional modules you can complete!

Resetting your password and changing your login information

If you’ve forgotten your password or username, you can have the system reset it by clicking on the little blue “Forgot?” links on the.

You can change your login information once you’ve successfully logged in by clicking on “My Profiles” on the Main Menu page.

For help with CITI accounts,contactthe Research Compliance Administrator at x1527 or AD250.