Remember the Contract Negotiations Officer position at Columbia University (Morningside campus) I posted last week (see below)? We now have a total of three positions available. This time, the two additional positions are affiliated with the Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC). Click the links below for the full job descriptions, and to apply online. Referrals welcome!

 

• Contract Negotiations Officer – CUIMC
• Financial Analyst – CUIMC
• Contract Negotiations Officer – Columbia University (Morningside campus)

 

 

 

We have a position available for a Contract Negotiations Officer at Columbia University!

 

See https://opportunities.columbia.edu/en-us/job/508728/officercontract-negotiations for the full job description and to apply online. Referrals welcome.

 

Position Summary

Reporting directly to the Manager of Contract Negotiations, Morningside of Sponsored Projects Administration (SPA), the Contract Negotiations Officer will primarily be responsible for the review and negotiation of research collaboration and funding agreements, as assigned.  The Contract Negotiations Officer will also be responsible for review of other contracts and documents relating to sponsored research.

 

Here are just a few of the responsibilities:

• Draft, review and negotiate agreements for sponsored research funding such as awards from federal and state agencies, foundations, industry partners, and other academic institutions, as well as collaboration agreements with external research partners. 
• Draft, review and negotiate unfunded sponsored research agreements, including confidentiality agreements, amendments, data use agreements, materials transfer agreements, and other related documents.
• Collaborate with SPA Projects Officers and department administrators and personnel as appropriate to ensure contract negotiations proceed in accordance with institutional needs.
• Ensure timely review and negotiation of research related agreements.
• Track and disseminate contract negotiation status updates to staff and internal partners.

 

Minimum Qualifications

    Bachelor’s degree plus four to six years of related experience.

 

Preferred Qualifications

    Paralegal or law degree preferred.

 

 

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Stephanie F. Scott, MS, CRA

Director of Policy and Research Development

Main Campus: (212) 854-0606

Cell Phone: (646) 248-8573

Email: xxxxxx@columbia.edu; or

xxxxxx@cumc.columbia.edu

Website: https://spa.columbia.edu/

Twitter: @steph_f_scott

 

 

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