Effective for federally funded proposals and awards received on or after July 1, 2025, personnel from UNC Health and other entities under the UNC Health umbrella may contribute to the scientific work of a UNC-Chapel Hill (UNC) award, with UNC Health serving as a subrecipient.<\/p>\n
UNC Health Subrecipient Eligibility<\/strong><\/p>\n Phase I: UNC Health staff at owned entities who provide expertise on federally funded clinical research can participate in UNC\u2019s prime awards as a subrecipient.<\/p>\n Contracting entity should be the University of North Carolina Health Care System.<\/p>\n Managed entities are out of scope until Phase II is implemented.<\/p>\n Compliance and Documentation<\/strong><\/p>\n UNC Health complies with all federal subrecipient requirements, including (but not limited to):<\/p>\n Proposal Responsibilities<\/strong><\/p>\n Signature Authority<\/strong><\/p>\n Chief Administrative Officer and President, Statewide Region, Tammy Scarborough (Tammy.Scarborough@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a>), is the designated signatory for agreements where the University of North Carolina Health Care System is the contracting entity.<\/p>\n Process for Executing UNC Health Subagreements:<\/strong><\/p>\n UNC Health Service Providers<\/strong><\/p>\n Not Eligible as Subrecipient: UNC Health personnel who will provide services on the project and\/or are not eligible to serve as a principal investigator must be proposed as a service provider.<\/p>\n UNC Proposal Budget: UNC Health service providers should be budgeted under \u201cOther Direct Costs.\u201d<\/p>\n UNC Budget Justification\/Scope of Work: UNC Health service providers should not be assigned research responsibilities, and no indication of effort (e.g., percent effort or person months) should be included.<\/p>\n Procedure: School of Medicine Sponsored Programs Office Guidance for the Participation of UNC Health Employees or Residents on UNC Sponsored Projects.<\/p>\n Resources and Contacts<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
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