Remote Cardiovascular Research Grant Strategist

Stanford University; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford University’s Division of Cardiovascular Medicine seeks a Research Development Strategist to write and edit complex content for major grant applications, and to lead submission of competitive proposals. The role partners with the Director of Strategic Research Development to advance the division’s cardiovascular research portfolio.

The ideal candidate will craft compelling aims and strategies, manage multiple applications, deliver presentations, and support investigators through NIH and

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in biomedical science or related field preferred.
• Experience providing feedback to investigators at various career stages.
• Proven experience writing and editing NIH and AHA grant applications (K, F, R-series).
• Ability to present complex science clearly to diverse audiences.
• Excellent writing, interpersonal, and oral communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Write and edit complex content for a high volume of major research grant applications in CV Med.
• Lead and facilitate submission of highly competitive grant proposals.
• Partner with the Director of Strategic Research Development to advance research initiatives.
• Deliver grant-related presentations or workshops to large audiences.
• Manage multiple concurrent applications while meeting internal deadlines.

Skills

Grant writing

Editing complex documents

Strategic research development

Project management

Communication

Presentation delivery

Education

Advanced degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent) in biomedical science or related field

Tools

Canva

Adobe

Zotero/EndNote

Airtable/Smartsheet

Job description

Stanford University’s Division of Cardiovascular Medicine seeks a Research Development Strategist to write and edit complex content for major grant applications, and to lead submission of competitive proposals. The role partners with the Director of Strategic Research Development to advance the division’s cardiovascular research portfolio.

The ideal candidate will craft compelling aims and strategies, manage multiple applications, deliver presentations, and support investigators through NIH and