Senior Scientific Computing Leader: Biomedical Informatics

Office of Intramural Training & Education; Bethesda (MD); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

The National Library of Medicine's Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications (LHNCBC) Bethesda, MD invites applicants for SCB Chief to lead the design and development of scientific computing tools and enterprise infrastructure to support applied clinical informatics research.

The role oversees a team of about 15 federal and contract staff, manages a budget around $5 million, and works with LHNCBC leadership to advance biomedical product assessment, data science, AI, and

Qualifications

• Knowledge and experience in biomedical product assessment, clinical informatics, computer science, and data science.
• Broad scientific knowledge to comprehend LHNCBC applied research and development activities.
• Leadership, mentoring, and staff management experience.

Responsibilities

• Advising LHNCBC leadership on delivery systems of products, services, processes, and technologies.
• Assessing scientific computational needs and drive analytical tool development and data management practices.
• Coordinate with LHNCBC staff on strategic and technological considerations in applied clinical informatics research.
• Outline priorities for technology and innovation to integrate AI and computational tools with informatics research.
• Monitor advances in computing and lead activities to tackle computational challenges.
• Direct all SCB activities, manage budget, and conduct staff performance evaluations and training.
• Identify and lead applied research and development to improve computing resources and methods.
• Apply biomedical research and product assessment methodologies to support LHNCBC mission.

Skills

Biomedical informatics

Data science

Clinical informatics

Computer science

Job description

The National Library of Medicine's Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications (LHNCBC) Bethesda, MD invites applicants for SCB Chief to lead the design and development of scientific computing tools and enterprise infrastructure to support applied clinical informatics research.

The role oversees a team of about 15 federal and contract staff, manages a budget around $5 million, and works with LHNCBC leadership to advance biomedical product assessment, data science, AI, and