The University of Kentucky's Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS) and the UK Clinical Research Support Office (CRSO) has transitioned to a membership model. This shift will allow us to more effectively manage the needs and services requested by those engaged in research.
There is no cost to become a member and membership in the CCTS/CRSO is open to:
Become a member in under 60 seconds. The Principal Investigator (PI) requesting a service MUST become a member prior to requesting a service. A LinkBlue ID is required to become a member. Enter your link blue at the right side of this page and complete the very short membership form. The LinkBlue ID that is entered will prepopulate information for that ID. Upon completion you will be given the opportunity to request services. If you are a UK Faculty, Staff, or Student you received your ID when arriving at UK (e.g. AD/abc123 or MC/abc123 – the abc123 is your actual linkblue id).
If you are external to UK and do not have a LinkBlue ID, you can sign up for one by clicking here. For access reason, please select CCTS membership. Your request will be processed within 4 working days. You will receive an email to activate your account at the email address provided in the request. Please check your junk mail. Once activated, a CCTS membership request can be made.
Please click the button to the right to become a member. Please remember the LinkBlue ID that is used will prepopulate with that information. The PI should enter their own membership.
Membership in the CCTS/CRSO gives you access to services including but not limited to:
For a complete list of CCTS services, please click here.
To learn more about the CRSO, click here.
In exchange for using CCTS/CRSO resources and services, we ask that you respond to occasional surveys about the CCTS/CRSO support provided. In addition, all CCTS users are required to cite the CTSA grant in any publications or presentations that benefit from these resources and services.