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Can investigators at government agencies, non-academic, and/ or for-profit organizations be considered ESIs?

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Can investigators at government agencies, non-academic, and/ or for-profit organizations be considered ESIs?

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Yes. Applicants from any organization with an eRA institutional registration can complete the degree date and residency date fields in their eRA Commons Profile for classification as an ESI. PD/PIs should work through their institution’s Office of Sponsored Research or its equivalent to establish an eRA Commons account. If you are unable to identify your institution’s Signing Official, please contact the NIH eRA Commons Help Desk at commons@od.nih.gov.

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