The following The Tisch Cancer Institute resources are available to investigators and research personnel.

• PRMS: All cancer-related clinical research studies at the Mount Sinai Health System are required to be reviewed and approved by the PRMS prior to submission to any Institutional Review Board.
• Resource-Allocation Evaluation (RAE): Once a protocol is endorsed by the applicable Disease Focus Group (DFG) and given a priority score, the investigator can proceed with requesting CCTO resources for the direct conduct of the trial (eg: clinical research nurses and/or coordinators) by completing a Clinical Trial Feasibility form. Engaging RAE review early in the process by experienced CCTO staff improves accuracy of budgeting, addresses study logistics, reduces study time to activation, and improves the overall economics of clinical research.

• Training:  If you plan to conduct human subjects research at Mount Sinai, you will need to complete training  that compiles with state and federal requirements.  For detailed training requirements, please visit the Research Roadmap Training website, accessible on Mount Sinai campus via the intranet.

• Standard Operation Procedures: Policies are available for specific clinical research operations on the intranet.
• Biostatistics Shared Resources: BSRF members participate actively in the design of new studies in basic science, clinical, epidemiological, survey and cancer prevention.

The following institutional resources are available to investigators:

• Research Portal: For investigators new to research, new to Mount Sinai, or embarking on a new project, this section provides answers, resources, and guidance to support you. Learn about starting your research, finding funding, submitting and managing grants and sponsored projects, obtaining necessary approvals, commercializing discoveries, and access to required training.
• Getting Started: Find virtual guidance, training links, resource search tools, and other resources to get you started with your project at Mount Sinai.
• Office of Research Service (ORS): Dean's Office of Research Services (ORS) has been developed to facilitate the conduct of research through a centralized infrastructure. ORS is an integrated office available to assist investigators and research personnel with regulatory oversight requirements and administrative processes for protocol development and grant submissions.
• Institutional Research Resources: The one-page documents illustrate the research administration offices (e.g., IRB, Grants and Contracts, etc.) and research services that are available to support investigators and their research teams. Contact lists are also provided. Be sure to double-click on the name of the office or service that you would like to learn more about to visit that particular website.