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Today’s episode is a celebration of CITI Program’s 25th anniversary. We talk with a panel of long-time employees, including Jaime Arango, Vice President of Content and Education, Daniel Smith, Director of Content and Education, and Adiper Bello, Director of Operations and Support, about the history of CITI Program, key milestones in the company, and where CITI Program is headed.
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1. CITI Program Turns 25: A Celebration of Commitment to Research Integrity - On Research Podcast (00:00:00)
2. Introduction Quote (00:00:05)
3. New Host Introduction (00:00:51)
4. 25th Anniversary Celebration (00:02:42)
5. Panelist Introductions (00:03:40)
6. CITI Program’s Origin (00:06:03)
7. Clarifying CITI’s Name (00:06:25)
8. Evolution of CITI’s Mission (00:07:27)
9. Pivotal Moments in History (00:08:50)
10. Founding Context (00:11:18)
11. Changes in Research Compliance (00:13:25)
12. Memories from Long-Time Employees (00:15:11)
13. Innovations and Initiatives (00:18:39)
14. Response to COVID-19 (00:20:19)
15. Utilization of CITI Program (00:21:40)
16. Company Culture (00:23:41)
17. The Collaborative Nature of CITI Program (00:26:11)
18. Challenges Ahead for Research Compliance (00:26:52)
19. CITI Program’s Future Preparation (00:28:28)
20. Subject Matter Experts and Collaboration (00:29:36)
21. Message to Founders (00:30:40)
22. Personal Reflections on 25 Years (00:32:10)
23. Conclusion of the 25th Anniversary Episode (00:35:25)
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Today’s episode is a celebration of CITI Program’s 25th anniversary. We talk with a panel of long-time employees, including Jaime Arango, Vice President of Content and Education, Daniel Smith, Director of Content and Education, and Adiper Bello, Director of Operations and Support, about the history of CITI Program, key milestones in the company, and where CITI Program is headed.
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1. CITI Program Turns 25: A Celebration of Commitment to Research Integrity - On Research Podcast (00:00:00)
2. Introduction Quote (00:00:05)
3. New Host Introduction (00:00:51)
4. 25th Anniversary Celebration (00:02:42)
5. Panelist Introductions (00:03:40)
6. CITI Program’s Origin (00:06:03)
7. Clarifying CITI’s Name (00:06:25)
8. Evolution of CITI’s Mission (00:07:27)
9. Pivotal Moments in History (00:08:50)
10. Founding Context (00:11:18)
11. Changes in Research Compliance (00:13:25)
12. Memories from Long-Time Employees (00:15:11)
13. Innovations and Initiatives (00:18:39)
14. Response to COVID-19 (00:20:19)
15. Utilization of CITI Program (00:21:40)
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