Many substances that are used for legitimate research purposes may otherwise be illegal. These substances are regulated by the and enforced the by (DEA). The state of Illinois has further elaborated on this policy with their own .
Northern Illinois University maintains strict compliance with federal and state guidelines regarding controlled substances. Our policy and procedures (PDF) outline these regulations and what researchers must do to remain compliant.
The DEA requires that all employees with access to controlled substances as a result of his or her status as an employee or agent of a DEA registrant complete a screening process to assess the likelihood of an employee committing a drug security breach.
All disposals of controlled substances must be coordinated through ORCIS. Please contact James Gable to schedule disposal. In the event the amount is too large to personally destroy ORCIS will support the research community with shipment to a disposal facility.
Registrants are also responsible for maintaining . More information about the requirements of this form is included in 麻豆精品's Controlled Substance Policy and Procedures (PDF).
An inventory of controlled substances is also required. An annual inventory is recommended, but a bi-annual inventory is required. ORCIS has created a for Registrants.
If you think these regulations currently apply to you and have not been contacted, or if you have any further questions, please contact James Gable, Laboratory Safety Officer at jgable@niu.edu or 815-753-2882.
Laboratory Safety Officer
James Gable
jgable@niu.edu
815-753-12882