About

The Behavioral/Applied Clinical Sciences Laboratory consists of designated space for faculty and graduate students to conduct clinical research involving human subjects. There are rooms to conduct research protocols as well as a room for large group meetings.

The Behavioral/Applied Clinical Sciences Laboratory includes:

• A large, state-of-the-art conference room for group meetings and conferences
• A clinical measurement room to conduct research protocols
• Offices for research staff, a room with twelve computer stations, and a room with six computer stations
• A waiting area for study participants

Access

Contact the Office of Research & Scholarship at CON-ORS@arizona.edu for access to the Behavioral/Applied Clinical Sciences Laboratory. Evidence of approved and required training for human subjects is needed for access.

Training Requirements

• All personnel requesting access to the Behavioral/Applied Clinical Sciences Laboratory are required to maintain current Human Subjects Training, Research Security Training, Conflict of Interest Training, and HIPAA Training.
• If personnel are collecting blood or body fluids or other potentially infectious material in their research, Bloodborne Pathogen/Infection Control Training must be completed.
• Additional information and links to required training can be found at https://nursing.arizona.edu/resources/training.
• Upon completion of all training, either email or give hard copies of all certificates to the Office of Research & Scholarship.