General Responsibilities of Institution and Principal Investigator Sample Clauses

General Responsibilities of Institution and Principal Investigator. The Principal Investigator will directly supervise and be primarily responsible for performance and administration of the Clinical Trial and will use best efforts to complete the Clinical Trial in a highly professional and timely manner and in accordance with the terms of the Protocol. The Clinical Trial will be carried out only at the facilities of the Institution. The Institution will
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General Responsibilities of Institution and Principal Investigator. The Institution shall ensure that the Principal Investigator will directly supervise and be primarily responsible for performance and administration of the Clinical Trial and will use best efforts to complete the Clinical Trial in a highly professional and timely manner and in accordance with the terms of the Protocol. The Clinical Trial will be carried out only at the facilities of the Institution. The Institution will provide all personnel including, but not limited to, laboratory and clinical support staff and physicians sufficient to timely and accurately complete each Clinical Trial. The personal services of the applicable Principal Investigator is considered essential to the performance of the applicable Clinical Trial. If the Principal Investigator terminates his/her association with Institution, or if for any reason Principal Investigator becomes unavailable or otherwise unable to direct the performance of the applicable Clinical Trial, Institution shall notify Company promptly. The Institution shall notify Company in writing if a Principal Investigator intends to leave the Institution and shall provide (a) Principal Investigator’s new contact information to his or her proposed successor and to
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