Research Development Scientist
- Employer
- Cleveland Clinic Foundation
- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio, US
- Posted Date
- Jun 21, 2022
- Reference
- 698813
Job Details
Responsibilities:
Proposal Development
- Identifying promising funding opportunities, gathering strategic intelligence on the funders needs and history, and helping build teams to address the need (primary Federal - NIH, DoD, NSF).
- Supporting single and multi-project grant opportunities including comprehensive editorial review as well as writing support for a variety of clinical disciplines.
- Advising investigators on proposal content, format and organization; assist with updates across the application as the science and research aims
- Providing critical review for relevance, significance, fit, potential pitfalls and alternative strategies.
- Performing editing of all scientific content to ensure readability and completeness.
- Writing ancillary proposal sections, such as drafting letters of support, facilities and resources data management plans, mentoring plans,
- Ensuring visually pleasing proposal layout of text and graphics and work with investigators and ORD biomedical illustrators to develop compelling schemes and summary graphics.
Project Coordination
- Facilitate meetings of interdisciplinary research teams, establish and maintain collaboration tools, providing technical
- Communicate with funding institutions (Program Officers, Program Directors), as
- Collaborate with PIs in developing project timelines and in the management of the proposal, ensuring quality submissions.
- Work with leadership and investigators across fields to develop and facilitate grant opportunities that align with the strategic research goals across the Cleveland Clinic Health
Program Development
- Lead and facilitate a research development program (for example, early career program, K program, multi- project program, team science program); programmatic area will be defined in coordination with the Director and based on the interest and skill set of the Research Development
- Facilitate program specific education and training sessions, as
- Coordinate programmatic efforts across the Cleveland Clinic Health System including investigators in Nevada, Florida and the Ohio
- Collaborate with research support serves across the Cleveland Clinic Health system (Faculty Development, OSRP, Diversity and Inclusion Office )
- Perform other related duties to the work described herein and in line with the offices
Required Qualifications:
- Track record of developing winning proposals to the National Science Foundation, Department of Defense, National Institutes of
- Advanced scientific degree (PhD, DrPH or equivalent); clinical science experience will be given priority.
- Experience with NIH grant application procedures, formats, guidelines and
- Demonstrated abilities in the conceptualization, organization and development of complex scientific projects in collaborative team
- Superior analytical skills, written and verbal
- Experience investigating and monitoring new grant funding opportunities as they are developed or announced by funding agencies, such as NIH, NSF, DoD
- Knowledge and demonstrated experience working with relevant computer/software system and applications, including MS Windows/Mac OS, Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), web browser applications and e-mail
- The ability to balance multiple priorities is required.
- Experience in collaborative project management, independently setting and reaching goals and gathering and organizing
Company
Cleveland Clinic is one of the world's largest and busiest health centers. Patients come to Cleveland Clinic from all over the world. We offer advanced treatment for all illnesses and disorders of the body. We enjoy a strong reputation for outstanding quality care. U.S News & World Report has declared that we are the number two hospital in the country. In cardiology and cardiac surgery, we lead the nation.
Our Heart Center has been ranked number one in America for 21 years in row in U.S. News and World Report. Cleveland Clinic's Glickman Urological & Kidney Institute and Digestive Disease Institute are ranked very near the top, and our specialties of orthopaedics, otolaryngology, nephrology, neurology/neurological surgery, rheumatology, pulmonary, endocrinology, gynecology, ophthalmology and geriatrics are each among America's ten best in their fields.
Other specialties noted for national excellence include cancer and psychiatry. Cleveland Clinic Children's offers highly specialized pediatric care in a family-centered atmosphere. It has been ranked the best children's hospital in Ohio by Child magazine.
Cleveland Clinic was founded in 1921 as a not-for-profit group practice, integrating clinical and hospital care with research and physician education. In addition to our Cleveland location, we have Cleveland Clinic Florida, with a unified medical campus in Weston, Florida, offering the full spectrum of care.
Cleveland Clinic has more than 3,000 salaried physicians on staff, representing approximately 120 specialties and subspecialties. In 2015, they provided a total of 6.62 million visits. Patients came to us from across America and from more than 180 nations. We also lead an extensive system of community hospitals in Cleveland called the Cleveland Clinic Hospitals.
This system is made up of Cleveland Clinic and Fairview Hospital, Lutheran Hospital, Marymount Hospital, Euclid Hospital, Hillcrest Hospital, Medina Hospital, South Pointe Hospital, Akron General Hospital and the soon to open Avon Hospital. With 4,450 staffed beds, Cleveland Clinic Hospitals offers broad geographic coverage, a full continuum of care, improved quality and lower cost of care to Northeast Ohio residents.
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