?s Medical Center is seeking candidates for the
position of Grant Officer. This position will be one of several persons
responsible for monitoring $50 million research funding in a hospital/university
setting. This is a wonderful career opportunity for persons with pre-award
experience who want to be in a service-oriented, supportive work environment
with long-term growth potential. Applicants must be familiar in the
preparation, delivery, and negotiation of grant proposals.
Experience:
Qualified applicants should have at least three (3) years sponsored programs or
related administrative experience preferably in a hospital/university or
granting agency. A BS or BA degree is required. Demonstrated understanding of
the grant cycle is essential. Applicants must demonstrate familiarity with
electronic research administration techniques and compliance of sponsor
guidelines. Evidence of successful interaction with colleagues and clientele is
required. Candidate will possess the ability to work on multiple projects with
minimal supervision in a time sensitive environment. This candidate will
possess excellent organizational, oral and written communication skills, and the
ability to work in a team-oriented environment. Strong analytical ability,
problem solving skills, and attention to detail is a must. Computer experience
in word-processing, database and spreadsheet software is necessary.
Demonstrated participation in professional development activities and the desire
for professional development are essential. The candidate should have a general
knowledge of and ability to accurately apply Federal and State regulations to
sponsored programs.
Responsibilities:
Provides analytical and technical assistance to faculty, staff, and
administrators in grant proposal development. Monitors research related
business as well as identifies and resolves problems in conjunction with the
Director of Contracts, Director of Research Affairs, the Department of Fund
Accounting and Legal Affairs. This will include identifying and documenting
compliance issues. Coordinates pre-award activities of grants to facilitate
proposal submission and project initiation. Advises, assists, and trains faculty
and staff to ensure compliance with the institution and sponsor regulations.
Assists in team development of policies and procedures manual. Develops and
conducts educational workshops on related policies and procedures of sponsoring
agencies and opportunities for faculty. Review and edit grant proposals as well
as support the Director of Contracts when necessary. Coordinates with IRB/IACUC
submissions and other compliance activities.
Please e-mail, fax or mail cover letter, resume, and salary history to:
Barbara Vanek
Office of Research Affairs
Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke?s Medical Center
1653 West Congress Parkway
Chicago, IL 60612
Fax: (312) 942-6876
E-mail: xxxxxx@rush.edu
