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n-Lorem Foundation is seeking a passionate Associate Project Manager or Project Manager to partner with the Senior Director of Clinical Operations and the Vice President of Clinical Development. You will help manage the portfolio of patient ASO programs, ensuring documentation, timelines and cross-functional collaboration to progress each program.
The role requires strong communication, meticulous record keeping and the ability to adapt to evolving clinical development priorities while advancing
Description
Reporting to: Senior Director, Clinical Operations and Project Management
Hours: Full-Time
Location: Onsite or Hybrid in San Diego, CA
Compensation: $80K-$100K
Though n-Lorem is pioneering a novel non-profit model, to provide personalized experimental ASO treatments for free, for life to patients with the rarest of mutations (nano-rare), we are functionally a biotechnology company. We have a large and growing portfolio of ASO medicine discovery programs, ASO medicines in development and multiple clinical programs.
With a seasoned leadership team and strategic partnerships, the n-Lorem Foundation provides the framework, funds and access for nano-rare patients who are amenable to our technology to receive personalized ASO medicines for free, for life. We hope that you will consider joining us as we strive to change the world, one nano-rare patient at a time.
If you are a clinical project manager who champions organization, excellent communication (both written and verbal), efficiency and attention to detail. This role is well suited for someone who is motivated by purpose and impact, and who wants to contribute to a team united by the belief that we can change the world—one patient and one family at a time.
n-Lorem is seeking a passionate, organized, detail- and action-oriented individual to join our team as an Associate Project Manager or Project Manager. In this role, you will partner closely with the Senior Director of Clinical Operations and Project Management and the Vice President of Clinical Development. The successful candidate will help to manage n-Lorem’s portfolio of patients by working closely with a cross-functional team. You will be committed to excellent documentation, timeline management, process improvement, and efficiency. You will also ensure activities are streamlined within the organization based on rapidly evolving development and operational priorities. Your day-to-day activities will focus on the advancement of all n-Lorem Patient ASO programs and business operations activities to meet the needs of our patients and internal team. In general, you will assist the clinical operations and program management leadership teams with tasks such as ensuring consistent documentation across the n-Lorem portfolio, detailed record keeping of project details and communications, and working with a multi-disciplinary team to facilitate communication and forward progress of all patient programs. No two days will be the same and flexibility will be key as an important member of our fast-paced growing team.
n-Lorem offers a competitive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, 403(b), four weeks paid vacation, paid sick time, life insurance, employee assistance program. n-Lorem is a small foundation with an extraordinary mission, to provide hope and potentially help to nano-rare patients. Every employee in our organization is a significant contributor to this mission. We know that our work could have a profound impact on the life of a patient today.
n-Lorem is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status. n-Lorem is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities in our recruiting process. If you need any assistance or accommodations due to a disability, please let us know.
For more information on n-Lorem, please visit our website www.nlorem.org