Rates
Please submit a Collaboration Request to schedule an initial consultation with TRIAD cores and receive a custom cost estimate for your project. Contact us as early as possible during project development and funding application preparation to ensure adequate funds are budgeted for your project.
TRIAD asks that investigators include the total costs services in their budgets for all grants and contracts. Rates are subject to change each fiscal year (starting July 1). We suggest budgeting a 5% annual escalation for services planned in future fiscal years.
External Investigators from Utah CTSI Hub Partner Sites or other organizations should contact TRIAD with project information and funding source to receive a feasibility assessment and customized quote.
Rates
| Service | Internal Rate |
| Study Design & Biostatistics Core (SDBC) | |
| Student Level Statisticians | $70/Hour |
| Junior MS Level Statisticians | $115/Hour |
| Senior MS/Non-faculty PhD Statisticians | $150/Hour |
| Faculty Statisticians | $195/Hour |
| Cancer Biostatistics Core | |
| Junior MS Level Statisticians | $115/Hour |
| Senior MS/Non-Faculty PhD Statisticians | $150/Hour |
| Faculty Statisticians | $195/Hour |
| Qualitative Methods Core | |
| Qualitative Methods | |
| Senior Faculty | $150/Hour |
| Specialized Services | |
| Transcriptionist | $43/Hour |
| Data Collector | $51/Hour |
| Focus Group Moderator (Non-Faculty) & Qualitative Analyst | $70/Hour |
| Senior Coder | $81/Hour |
| Survey & Measurement Core | |
| Master's Level | $115/Hour |
| PhD Faculty | $170/Hour |
| Health Economics Core | |
| All Services & Academic Ranks | $195/Hour |
| Systematic Review Core | |
| All Services & Academic Ranks | $0/Hour |
| Dissemination & Implementation Science Core (DISC) | |
| All Services & Academic Ranks | $170/Hour |
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*Charges computed based on the average salary plus benefits of the PHR members providing each service, plus approximately 9% for administrative and computer costs. Discounts may be available for preparation for grant applications (see below), support for VPCAT scholars, CTSI trainees and MSCI students, and support of reproducible research and methodological advances in clinical and translational research. |
New Grant Application Support
PHR offers 20 hours of subsidized support on new grant submissions as long as certain conditions are met. In order to receive this special support:
1) The grant work must be requested at least 6 weeks before submission date.
2) The submitter must provide support for PHR personnel for at least 7.5%FTE/year.
3) The submitter must submit the grant PID number (formerly DSS#) to PHR after submission.
Prioritization
The SDBC attempts to provide collaborations for clinical and translational research throughout the University of Utah system. However, given personnel and funding constraints, there are times when the demand for collaboration exceeds our capacity. During these periods, priority will be given to grants or departments/divisions/institutes which have arranged ongoing funding with the SDBC.
Additional prioritization is determined by the type of project:
- New grant application for external funding sources
- Projects offering opportunities for methodological development by SDBC collaborators
- Study design in preparation for internal funding application
- Funded career development award
- Data analysis in support of manuscript
- Meeting or conference abstract
- Other
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Acknowledging the SDBC
Please use the following text to acknowledge the CTSI Study Design and Biostatistics Center:
"This investigation was supported by Translational Research: Implementation, Analysis and Design (TRIAD), with funding in part from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number UM1TR004409. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health."
"This investigation was supported by the Study Design and Biostatistics Center (SDBC), with funding in part from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number UM1TR004409. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health."