Remote Research Program Manager – Breast Cancer Genomics

Stanford University; Palo Alto (CA); Remote; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford University in Palo Alto seeks a Research Program Manager to support breast cancer and cancer genetics observational studies using real-world data (Oncoshare, SEER-Medicare, registries, surveys, REDCap).

You will design protocols, define cohorts, supervise staff, coordinate IRB submissions, and collaborate with Drs. Kurian and Caswell-Jin. This is a remote opportunity with data analysis responsibilities.

Qualifications

• Master's degree (or higher) in epidemiology, biostatistics, public health, health services research, genetics, or a related field.
• Experience coordinating complex clinical, epidemiologic, or health services research studies in an academic medical center.
• Experience working with large data sources, such as electronic health records, cancer registries, administrative claims data, or survey data.
• Experience coordinating IRB submissions, regulatory documentation, and multi-project research portfolios. Interest in breast cancer, cancer genetics, cancer epidemiology, and outcomes research.

Responsibilities

• Design experiments; define variables; plan and coordinate protocols.
• Adapt or develop nonstandard procedures with guidance.
• Interpret and analyze data using statistical methods.
• Contribute to research directions with independent input.
• Co-author sections of publications and regulatory reports.
• Oversee budgets and administrative tasks for projects.
• Supervise staff and trainees, providing instruction.

Skills

Study coordination

IRB submissions

Data analysis

EHR data familiarity

Breast cancer research

Academic medical center experience

Education

BA in social science

Job description

Stanford University in Palo Alto seeks a Research Program Manager to support breast cancer and cancer genetics observational studies using real-world data (Oncoshare, SEER-Medicare, registries, surveys, REDCap).

You will design protocols, define cohorts, supervise staff, coordinate IRB submissions, and collaborate with Drs. Kurian and Caswell-Jin. This is a remote opportunity with data analysis responsibilities.