Community Research Programs Manager

WVU Medicine Berkeley and Jefferson Medical Centers; Martinsburg (WV); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

BMC Berkeley Medical Center is seeking a research and project coordinator to manage community-engaged projects and ensure study activities align with protocol and regulatory requirements.

The role involves data collection, literature reviews, grant-related tasks, and collaboration with sponsors and researchers. Requires strong communication and data analysis skills, with experience in IRB submissions and protocol development.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in social or health science or related field.
• Five years of human subject research experience.
• Two years of project coordination experience.
• CITI certification is preferred.
• Experience writing IRB submissions, protocol development, data collection and analysis.
• Experience writing grant applications and proposals.
• Experience developing grant budgets and managing grant funding.

Responsibilities

• Manages research and community-engaged projects.
• Maintains project schedules and calendars.
• Oversees completion of study and project activities per protocol.
• Ensures compliance with regulations and reviews progress for revisions as needed.
• Reviews literature and evaluates techniques and procedures.
• May create and manage project budgets and approve expenditures.

Skills

Communication

Data analysis

Project coordination

Grant writing

IRB submissions

Education

Bachelor's degree in social/health science

Tools

Microsoft Office

Excel

Statistical software

Job description

BMC Berkeley Medical Center is seeking a research and project coordinator to manage community-engaged projects and ensure study activities align with protocol and regulatory requirements.

The role involves data collection, literature reviews, grant-related tasks, and collaboration with sponsors and researchers. Requires strong communication and data analysis skills, with experience in IRB submissions and protocol development.