Remote Research Awards & Grants Fellow

Duke University; Central City (CO); Remote; USD 61,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

Duke University in the School of Medicine offers a role in grant management, focusing on pre-award or award activities for sponsored projects. You will review proposals, budgets, and compliance requirements to ensure timely, accurate submissions.

The position requires a bachelor's degree and familiarity with research administration; remote work options may be available for qualified applicants in select states.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; research or grants education preferred.
• Experience in pre-award or award management and budgets.
• Ability to interpret sponsor guidelines, policies, and federal regulations.
• Experience with subcontractors and ensuring compliance documentation.
• Proficiency in ensuring timely proposal submissions.

Responsibilities

• Assist PIs and Grant Managers in developing and submitting accurate proposal budgets and materials by interpreting sponsor guidelines, University policies and Federal regulations.
• Review applications for risk issues, accuracy, correct rates, and allowability of items proposed; facilitate changes when issues are identified.
• Review applications to ensure required compliance approvals (human subjects, animals, COI, biohazards) are obtained.
• Ensure all required documentation for subcontractors is complete prior to submission.
• Review the proposal to ensure the package meets sponsor submission standards and electronic system requirements.
• Ensure applications are submitted in a timely manner.

Skills

Grant budgeting

Proposal review

Compliance knowledge

Pre-award management

Award management

Education

Bachelor's degree

RAA training

Job description

Duke University in the School of Medicine offers a role in grant management, focusing on pre-award or award activities for sponsored projects. You will review proposals, budgets, and compliance requirements to ensure timely, accurate submissions.

The position requires a bachelor's degree and familiarity with research administration; remote work options may be available for qualified applicants in select states.