Senior Guideline Methods Director – Clinical Practice

Alzheimer's Association; United States; Ibrido; USD 130.000 - 150.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

The Alzheimer's Association is seeking a senior guideline methodologist to serve as Methods Director, Clinical Practice Guidelines in Chicago, hybrid work. You will set methodological standards, oversee systematic reviews, develop guidelines, and translate evidence into practice for national and international audiences.

You will lead about 20 volunteers and contractors, coordinate with medical relations and health systems teams, and drive dissemination of guideline products.

Competenze

• Seven years of professional experience with systematic reviews and guideline development.
• Five years leading guideline panel decision-making.
• Directing teams including volunteers or contractors under tight timelines.
• 3–5 publications using the GRADE approach.
• Master's in public health or related field preferred.
• Experience in patient advocacy or professional associations preferred.

Mansioni

• Lead systematic review and guideline process, panels, COIs, data extraction, and evidence tables.
• Train guideline panels and volunteers in PICO and GRADE.
• Lead panel meetings to reach well-documented decisions on schedule.
• Co-lead manuscript development with supervisor and medical writer.
• Collaborate with partners to promote uptake of guideline products.
• Stay current on guideline methods and keep reviews up to date.
• Contribute to Association activities and knowledge mobilization initiatives.

Conoscenze

Systematic reviews

GRADE methodology

COI management

PICO framing

Guideline development

Project leadership

Formazione

Master's in public health

Publications using GRADE

Strumenti

Covidence

DistillerSR

GRADEpro

MAGICapp

RevMan

R

Excel

Word

Descrizione del lavoro

The Alzheimer's Association is seeking a senior guideline methodologist to serve as Methods Director, Clinical Practice Guidelines in Chicago, hybrid work. You will set methodological standards, oversee systematic reviews, develop guidelines, and translate evidence into practice for national and international audiences.

You will lead about 20 volunteers and contractors, coordinate with medical relations and health systems teams, and drive dissemination of guideline products.