Get Application - Irving Institute For Clinical And Translational Research

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on how to complete the Application for the Irving Institute For Clinical And Translational Research online. By following the steps outlined below, users can ensure a smooth and efficient application process.

Follow the steps to complete your application accurately and efficiently.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Enter your name prefix (Dr., Ms., Mr.) and your last name in the respective fields. Ensure that your last name is followed by your first name, and include the middle name if applicable.
3. Provide your Social Security Number without dashes in the designated field, followed by your date of birth in the format (mm/dd/yyyy). Select your gender from the options provided.
4. Fill in the phone numbers including daytime, evening, and mobile numbers. Use the correct format specified for US/Canadian and international numbers.
5. Complete the address section by entering your number and street, city, state, postal code, and country in the respective fields.
6. Input your primary email address and Columbia UNI, along with your NIH eRA Commons Username, which you may need to contact your department's grant administrator for.
7. Provide demographic information including ethnicity and race as required.
8. Fill in your academic information, ensuring to specify your department.
9. Prepare to submit supporting documents as a single .pdf file. These documents include your NIH-format biosketch, specific aims of your research application, recommendation letter from your primary mentor, and a letter of support from your Department Chair.
10. Sign the agreement and signature section. Ensure that your printed name, electronic signature, and date of submission are included.
11. After completing all fields, review your application for accuracy. Save changes, and you can then download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your application online today to take the next step in your research career.