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The University of California - San Francisco is looking for a Biospecimen and Genetics Data Manager to support key data workflow for various specimen collection protocols. You will manage data quality, prepare reports, and facilitate data-related activities for a clinical research program.
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree and at least one year of relevant experience, with skills in statistical analysis and systems programming. Proficiency in Excel and a programming language such as Python or R is also required. This role is vital for maintaining accurate data in a dynamic research environment.
Involves gathering, analyzing, and curating a wide variety of research data, primarily involving human biofluids and genetics but also other clinical data elements. Participates in research by supporting data QC, ingesting data from external collaborators, creating datasets to share with researchers, summarizing collected data, developing data best practices, and facilitating data‑related activities (e.g., biospecimens' inventory, billing). Prepares reports, charts, tables, and other visual aids to interpret and communicate data.
Professional who applies acquired job skills, policies, and procedures to complete substantive assignments, projects, or tasks of moderate scope and complexity; exercises judgment within defined guidelines and practices to determine appropriate action.
Position within the UCSF Edward and Pearl Fein Memory and Aging Center (MAC) a multidisciplinary clinical research program investigating neurodegenerative diseases. Under the supervision of the MAC Genetics and Biospecimen Manager and the Director of Research Technology, the Biospecimen and Genetics Data Manager supports and manages key aspects of program data workflow needs for more than 30 related specimen collection protocols involving multiple partners and laboratories.
Reporting: The Data Manager reports to the Genetics and Biospecimen Program Manager for domain‑specific work and to the Director of Research Technology for data‑related work on an interim basis; this co‑supervision structure is temporary before a dedicated data supervisor is appointed.