Office of Research Subject Protection
Mission
The Office of Corporate Ethics and Research Subject Protection at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center is dedicated to furthering the hospital's overall mission to understand, prevent and cure cancer by:
- Promoting and advancing a culture of corporate ethics that fosters ethical behavior – acting in ways consistent with one’s personal values and the values of Roswell Park
- Advancing responsible and ethical research practices, to ensure that the rights, dignity and welfare of all research subjects are protected
- Minimizing the risks associated with such endeavors in accordance with the Belmont Report, FDA, OHRP, USDA, OLAW, NIH, and OBA by providing oversight, education and monitoring
- Promoting and advocating for research subjects, especially those who are vulnerable and/or susceptible to manipulation and exploitation
- Fostering a culture of compliance oversight for protection of research subjects and enhancing protections for those in research studies
Our office also provides education for investigators, research and administrative staff, and board members including but not limited to:
- Human Subject Protection Training (Citi Course)
- IACUC Training (AALAS Course)
- Biosafety Training
- IRB Advisor
- Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics
Conflict of Interest
For Information regarding conflicts of interest contact Sandra Gollnick, PhD, at 716-845-8877.
Accreditation
Our office has received accreditation from:
- Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC) International
- Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Program (AAHRPP)
Reporting Research Concerns
Concerns related to research may be reported anonymously to the Office of Research Subject Protection.