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Registration

Registration for the 2021-2022 course year is open now through July 1, 2022.

Individuals internal and external to NIH will be able to register for the course. To register, please follow these steps:

1. Go to Office of Clinical Research (OCR) Learning Management System (LMS) Portal
We recommend using Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Safari browsers to view and access our OCR LMS portal.

2. Click on "Create Your OCR Course Account" and fill out the registration form. You will receive an automated email to verify your email address in order to create your new log-in credentials.

3. Log-in to the OCR LMS Portal

4. Click on the "Enroll in Course" button next to the Principles of Clinical Pharmacology course listing. The course will be added to your OCR LMS account page and will appear under "My Active Courses" or on the "My Courses" tab of your account.

Technical Support

If you have difficulty logging in to the course portal after creating an account, please use the "Forgot Password" link on the log-in page.
Before attempting to log-in again with new credentials, we recommend refreshing and clearing your browser and/or cache. Make sure you are using the recommended web browsers: Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Safari.
If you need further assistance, please send an email with the following information to odpcp@mail.nih.gov:
- Username
- Email used for registration
- Web Browser used
- Screenshot of any error message if possible
Resolution of technical issue requests may take several business days. We thank you for your patience.

Non-Registered Lecture Option

Only registered participants are allowed to take the final exam and receive a certificate of completion. However, if you do not wish to enroll in the course, you can still view the individual course lectures. This is a good option for individuals who want to focus on part but not all of the course material. Click on either of the links below to view the lectures through the NIH YouTube Playlist or the NIH VideoCast website**.

YouTube Icon Individual Course Lectures

NIH VideoCast Lectures

**The NIH VideoCast Lectures may not be archived in the same order as shown in the course website or in the YouTube playlist. Please refer to the course syllabus to watch the lecture videos in the correct order.