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Dedicated to ensuring the rights and welfare of study participants, Aspire IRB provides sites and sponsors with cost-effective solutions that (1) empower ethical research, and (2) streamline IRB documentation and submission. When you partner with us, you'll experience firsthand the commitment, skill, accuracy and responsiveness of our expert team.

Read on to learn more about your role as a site or sponsor, and to discover how our knowledgeable staff delivers accuracy, professionalism and reliability while safeguarding the well-being of each research participant.

Multicenter: These forms are to be used by the CRO and/or Sponsor for the submission of a multicenter study and should include the protocol, IB and/or device description and electronic version of the Informed Consent document.

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Site Additions: These forms are to be used by the PI/Site that will be conducting a multicenter research study.

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Single Site Study: These forms are to be used by the PI/Site that will be conducting a single site research study.

  • Initial Study Application
  • Initial Device Study Application Study (if applicable)
  • Site Information Form (one per site required every two years)
  • Protocol
  • Investigator's Brochure(s)
  • Package Insert (if applicable)
  • Device Description (if applicable)
  • Informed Consent Document(s) (electronic version)
  • Form FDA 1572 (or 1572 Equivalent, provided by Aspire IRB, if applicable)
  • Curriculum Vitae for PI (signed and dated within 2 years)
  • Current Medical License for PI only (if applicable)
  • Additional information may be requested on a case by case basis

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Additional Forms: These are specialized forms to be completed upon request of the IRB or in the event you require the following services.

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Continuing Review and/or Study Closure: These forms are to be completed for study continuance or in the event you wish to close your study.

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Safety Reporting: These forms are to be completed for the reporting of Unanticipated Problems, Serious Events and Serious Protocol Deviations/Violations.

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Additional Resources

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