Senior Manager, Research, SOM/Pediatrics

• Demonstrated ability to work in and foster an environment of respect, professionalism and civility with a population of faculty, staff, and students from all backgrounds and experiences, or a commitment to do so as a faculty member. 

• Strong communication and writing skills
• Strong organizational skills
• Minimum 10 years of experience managing federal, foundation, and industry-sponsored trials
• 10 years of direct supervisory experience
• Experience in project management
• 10 years of experience with research compliance and IRB, supervising IRB applications and
modification
• Budget development / review, maintaining reports for sponsors
• Proficient with quantitative data management and analyses programs
• Proficient with Microsoft Access, Excel, PowerPoint
• Financial record keeping and budget reconciliation experience required

• 10 years of general experience running clinical research
• Master’s level or equivalent in related field in addition to 10 years working experience with patient populations. Higher education in health sciences preferred, foreign physician training acceptable.

• Ability to competently speak a second, or even multiple languages. This is to ensure applicant can appreciate the complexities of recruiting an international patient population who will be experiencing American culture and communication styles for the first time while encountering a highly charged health care situation involving the receipt of a first-in-man gene therapy for their children.
• Clinical Research Coordinator Certification
• Experience in an academic clinical and translational research environment
• Experience in a clinical management or direct provider role to ensure applicant has an understanding of health systems operations, rules, financial concerns, and the potential for clinical and translational research integrations into those systems.