Conflicts of Interest

Contact

Name: Jefferson Conflicts of Interest
Organization: Office of Legal Affairs
Contact Number(s):

Contact

Name: Office of Legal Affairs

1101 Market Street
Jefferson Tower, Suite 2400
Philadelphia, PA 19107

Contact Number(s):

Jefferson’s Conflicts of Interest process is one of the important tools we provide to members of the Jefferson community to help everyone, including patients, students, and the public, judge for themselves whether particular relationships may influence decisions we make when carrying out Jefferson-related responsibilities.

Duties to Disclose Relationships

Disclosing relationships and activities is one of the most effective means through which to demonstrate an ongoing commitment to integrity and transparency. Members of Jefferson’s community have a continuing obligation to disclose fully all relationships and activities that may impact their Jefferson-related work.

How to Disclose Relationships

The NAVEX COI Disclosure System provides a secure and efficient way to disclose relationships and activities related to Jefferson.

Certain relationships with Jefferson require a Conflict of Interest (COI) disclosure, which must be completed through the COI Disclosure system. All employees and trustees can use the secure link to log into COI Disclosure to complete their annual disclosure and update their profile as new activities or relationships arise or change.

Accessing NAVEX COI Disclosure:
 Use this secure link to log into COI Disclosure to submit your disclosure or make updates as needed.

Need Help?
 For more information or assistance with your COI disclosure, please call 215-503-6300 or email JeffCOISmart@jefferson.edu.

Resources

To learn more about Jefferson's Conflicts of Interest and Commitment Program, read our frequently asked questions (PDF).

Policies

Conflicts of Interest Policies:

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Training Opportunities

Researcher Required Training

Researchers at Jefferson are required to complete Conflicts of Interest training through the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) Program. Additional information about CITI Training and instructions for registration.

Internal Training Opportunities

Jefferson community members can access additional resources and training materials by visiting visit the Conflict of Interest Page on ONE.

Public Disclosure Requests

Public disclosures may be requested in writing, using this form: Public Disclosure Requests Form (PDF).

Being open about the intersection between your Jefferson-related responsibilities and certain personal financial interests, relationships, or activities helps our organization maintain its stellar reputation for integrity. Thank you for your ongoing cooperation.

Research projects at Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health (“Jefferson”) that are funded by an agency of the Public Health Service (PHS), such as the National Institutes of Health, must ensure public access to certain information about conflicts of interest that have been disclosed to Jefferson and reported to the funding agency. U.S. regulations allow anyone to request information about a conflict of interest held by senior or key personnel on a PHS-funded research project.

Public accessibility requests must be in writing by using the form below. Please provide as much information as possible about your request.

Jefferson’s Conflicts of Interest Committee will not assign a dollar range value to a Significant Financial Interest if it cannot readily determine its value through reference to public prices or other reasonable means, to determine fair market value.

We will respond to requests via the manner you select on the form within five business days and will include information required to be disclosed by the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations.

For additional information or assistance with requesting financial conflicts of interest information, contact 215-503-6300 or JeffCOISmart@Jefferson.edu.