Director, Cancer Real-World Data & Adaptive Trials
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Baltimore (MD)
On-site
USD 300,797 - 450,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Generous leave package
Health insurance
Tuition remission
Retirement program
Job summary
The University of Maryland, Baltimore seeks a Director of Cancer Research in oncology sciences. This tenure-track role emphasizes real-world data and innovative clinical trial design. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, leading strategic initiatives, and overseeing the development of partnerships within the cancer research community. Candidates must hold a medical degree and be qualified for licensure in Maryland. A competitive salary range from $300,797 to $450,000 is offered along with extensive benefits including vacation, health insurance, and professional development opportunities.
Qualifications
Externally funded individual research program aligned with the School of Medicine's vision.
BC/BE and eligible for a Maryland medical license if providing patient care.
Experience in team leadership and mentoring.
Responsibilities
Supervise and mentor staff and fellows within UM-IHC.
Lead a strategic plan for real-world data capture.
Coordinate partnerships with the FDA for cancer trials.
Design and oversee clinical trials in cancer research.
Skills
Research program development
Oncology sciences
Data analysis
Team building
Clinical trial design
Education
Medical degree from an accredited university
Tools
Electronic Health Records
Job description
The University of Maryland, Baltimore seeks a Director of Cancer Research in oncology sciences. This tenure-track role emphasizes real-world data and innovative clinical trial design. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, leading strategic initiatives, and overseeing the development of partnerships within the cancer research community. Candidates must hold a medical degree and be qualified for licensure in Maryland. A competitive salary range from $300,797 to $450,000 is offered along with extensive benefits including vacation, health insurance, and professional development opportunities.