Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Senior Grants Manager BWH Neurology
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, us, 02298
Job Description - Senior Grants Manager BWH Neurology (3294911)
Provide independent and accurate full-cycle grants management support to the Division Chief of Movement Disorders and the Director of Research Finance. The position demands a high level of responsibility with minimal supervision, great communication and customer service skills, and excellent prioritization in a fully remote environment. The right candidate will be a professional, thoughtful, and responsive leader and agile decision-maker maneuvering a fast-paced, complex academic medical environment.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Support the grant proposal and reporting process throughout all stages of the research grant life cycle.
Prepare and assist with grant application submissions:
Reading and understanding sponsor guidelines. Sponsors include and are not limited to NIH, NIA DoD, foundations, international agencies, industry companies.
Preparing budgets with input from investigators.
Completing institutional sponsor forms.
Providing feedback to investigators on regulatory and procedural aspects of a grant.
Liaising with Mass General Brigham (MGB) Research Management, Mass General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital central compliance office, on proposal review and complexities.
Working within institutional and sponsor deadlines.
Maintain familiarity with sponsors (e.g., NIH) and Mass General Brigham Research Management policies and procedures.
Maintain working knowledge of federal Human Subjects System (HSS) and Clinical Trials.gov to assist with entry and troubleshooting of clinical trials and human subjects data.
Maintain working knowledge of electronic publications systems (e.g., PubMed Central, MyNCBI, SciENcv) to assist administrative assistants and managers as needed for up-to-date data.
Prepare contract requests and billing agreements as needed in coordination with Research Finance; assist with contract billing and receivables.
Verify research compliance with specific areas (human subjects research, cost shares, travel policies).
Process research financial transaction activities (Payroll/Travel/Journal Entries/Check Requests).
Generate financial reports, present updates, update tracking sheets, and conduct financial analysis.
Manage salary allocations across budgets and grants, maintain system financial records for all personnel within the respective portfolio.
Address fiscal and compliance institutional requirements for investigators and all accounts within portfolio, such as Effort Certification Reports (ECRs), financial status reports, and Research Performance Progress Reports (RPPRs).
Ensure timely, compliant closeout of all expiring projects within portfolio.
Partner with lab directors, key research project leaders and other senior research administrative leaders to ensure proper, compliant planning for the use of research resources.
Develop monthly reporting on budgets, current and projected expenditures and analytic tools for PIs and leadership.
Reconcile accounts and resolve financial discrepancies.
Work with MGB Research Management, Clinical Trials Office (CTO) and Innovation offices to manage lifecycle of research grants and contracts.
Work with lab staff and faculty, and Finance and Administration to manage joint grants, resources, and subcontracts.
Assume additional responsibilities as assigned (e.g. participation in formal internal audits).
DEPARTMENTAL and INSTITUTIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS:
Serve as liaison between PIs and Research Management/Finance/PCTO/Innovation/Compliance offices to ensure proper grant management.
Provide management with suggestions/best practices/information to improve efficiency of department procedures and responsibilities based on experience.
Participate in internal and external workgroups as assigned to improve research management systems and SOPs.
Perform all other duties and responsibilities as directed.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor’s degree in business, finance or related field required.
Highly proficient in Excel spreadsheets and formulas as well as proficient in Macintosh/PC hardware and office software environments.
Working knowledge of DHHS grant and accounting policies.
5-7 years of work experience.
SKILLS/ABILITIES/COMPETENCIES REQUIRED:
Required proficiency with Mac and Windows office environments and ability to learn new systems efficiently.
Ability to quickly familiarize self with new sponsor terms for immediate application.
Excellent reading comprehension and strong, accurate quantitative abilities.
Resourceful and resilient.
Ability to set priorities, coordinate multiple tasks, follow through and meet deadlines independently exercising excellent organization, professionalism, discretion and confidentiality.
Good business writing skills and application of correct grammar, spelling and punctuation.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Variable workload in fast-paced environment may cause frequent interruptions and the need to shift from task to task prior to completion.
Work will be conducted in a hybrid onsite and remote environment. Ratio of onsite to remote schedule is flexible.
Remote environment must be conducive to a professional work environment during normal business hours.
BWH is an Affirmative Action Employer. By embracing diverse skills, perspectives and ideas, we choose to lead. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religious creed, national origin, sex, age, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, military service, genetic information, and/or other status protected under law. We will ensure that all individuals with a disability are provided a reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment.
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Provide independent and accurate full-cycle grants management support to the Division Chief of Movement Disorders and the Director of Research Finance. The position demands a high level of responsibility with minimal supervision, great communication and customer service skills, and excellent prioritization in a fully remote environment. The right candidate will be a professional, thoughtful, and responsive leader and agile decision-maker maneuvering a fast-paced, complex academic medical environment.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Support the grant proposal and reporting process throughout all stages of the research grant life cycle.
Prepare and assist with grant application submissions:
Reading and understanding sponsor guidelines. Sponsors include and are not limited to NIH, NIA DoD, foundations, international agencies, industry companies.
Preparing budgets with input from investigators.
Completing institutional sponsor forms.
Providing feedback to investigators on regulatory and procedural aspects of a grant.
Liaising with Mass General Brigham (MGB) Research Management, Mass General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital central compliance office, on proposal review and complexities.
Working within institutional and sponsor deadlines.
Maintain familiarity with sponsors (e.g., NIH) and Mass General Brigham Research Management policies and procedures.
Maintain working knowledge of federal Human Subjects System (HSS) and Clinical Trials.gov to assist with entry and troubleshooting of clinical trials and human subjects data.
Maintain working knowledge of electronic publications systems (e.g., PubMed Central, MyNCBI, SciENcv) to assist administrative assistants and managers as needed for up-to-date data.
Prepare contract requests and billing agreements as needed in coordination with Research Finance; assist with contract billing and receivables.
Verify research compliance with specific areas (human subjects research, cost shares, travel policies).
Process research financial transaction activities (Payroll/Travel/Journal Entries/Check Requests).
Generate financial reports, present updates, update tracking sheets, and conduct financial analysis.
Manage salary allocations across budgets and grants, maintain system financial records for all personnel within the respective portfolio.
Address fiscal and compliance institutional requirements for investigators and all accounts within portfolio, such as Effort Certification Reports (ECRs), financial status reports, and Research Performance Progress Reports (RPPRs).
Ensure timely, compliant closeout of all expiring projects within portfolio.
Partner with lab directors, key research project leaders and other senior research administrative leaders to ensure proper, compliant planning for the use of research resources.
Develop monthly reporting on budgets, current and projected expenditures and analytic tools for PIs and leadership.
Reconcile accounts and resolve financial discrepancies.
Work with MGB Research Management, Clinical Trials Office (CTO) and Innovation offices to manage lifecycle of research grants and contracts.
Work with lab staff and faculty, and Finance and Administration to manage joint grants, resources, and subcontracts.
Assume additional responsibilities as assigned (e.g. participation in formal internal audits).
DEPARTMENTAL and INSTITUTIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS:
Serve as liaison between PIs and Research Management/Finance/PCTO/Innovation/Compliance offices to ensure proper grant management.
Provide management with suggestions/best practices/information to improve efficiency of department procedures and responsibilities based on experience.
Participate in internal and external workgroups as assigned to improve research management systems and SOPs.
Perform all other duties and responsibilities as directed.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor’s degree in business, finance or related field required.
Highly proficient in Excel spreadsheets and formulas as well as proficient in Macintosh/PC hardware and office software environments.
Working knowledge of DHHS grant and accounting policies.
5-7 years of work experience.
SKILLS/ABILITIES/COMPETENCIES REQUIRED:
Required proficiency with Mac and Windows office environments and ability to learn new systems efficiently.
Ability to quickly familiarize self with new sponsor terms for immediate application.
Excellent reading comprehension and strong, accurate quantitative abilities.
Resourceful and resilient.
Ability to set priorities, coordinate multiple tasks, follow through and meet deadlines independently exercising excellent organization, professionalism, discretion and confidentiality.
Good business writing skills and application of correct grammar, spelling and punctuation.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Variable workload in fast-paced environment may cause frequent interruptions and the need to shift from task to task prior to completion.
Work will be conducted in a hybrid onsite and remote environment. Ratio of onsite to remote schedule is flexible.
Remote environment must be conducive to a professional work environment during normal business hours.
BWH is an Affirmative Action Employer. By embracing diverse skills, perspectives and ideas, we choose to lead. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religious creed, national origin, sex, age, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, military service, genetic information, and/or other status protected under law. We will ensure that all individuals with a disability are provided a reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment.
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