The Geneva Foundation
Research Scientist I
About The Position

The Research Scientist will provide scientific and technical support to

management of research projects and oversee multiple concurrent

solicitations, proposal review processes, contract awards and funding

execution at the program level. This position will provide domain expertise

and assist in coordinating the efforts of a multi-disciplinary team of

government and contract researchers, clinicians, academic experts and

consumers to bring all the various projects in their domain together into a

cohesive effort.

This is an on-site position assigned to the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences. A thorough government background check will be required.

About The Project

Modulation of Rescuecompetent MicroRNAs in Cystic Fibrosis Lungs. Responsible for conducting all experiments, data analysis, and assisting with the maintenance of the laboratory.

Responsibilities

Review research documentation and provide detailed technical written notesPerform recurring analyses on research portfolios to identify critical gaps, exceptional results and/or lack of progressInteract with other services and government agencies, organize and host research planning and coordination meetings, and inform the Principal Investigator of developmentsAssist with various portfolios and technology roadmaps, within the context of the overall strategyMaintain open communication with the Principal Investigator, advise of processes, report progress and serve as a point of contact, as applicableProvide guidance to scientists preparing research proposals, to include guidance on research protocol development, as neededAuthor or co-author topics to help move through the technology roadmap for domainParticipate in the drafting of program announcements, requests for information, proposals and vehicles to solicit offertoryPerform scientific reviews on research proposals submitted for consideration, as requestedParticipate in Proposal Review Board meetings and make funding recommendations that are consistent with the scientific direction and technology roadmap for domainParticipate in multifunctional teams and provide clinical and scientific domain expertise as neededMaintain and update files of all applicable regulatory documentation for IACUC or IRB (including protocols, approvals, amendments, modifications, etc.) as well as any communications with the sponsor or any other Federal or regulatory office (including prior approvals, change in scope, etc.)


Qualifications

Advanced Degree (Masters, PhD or MD) desired, Bachelors or RN required2-4 years knowledge and experience with Department of Defense (DoD) Grants and Agreements administration and management, preferred2-4 years Medical research project management experience strongly desired, preferably with Department of DefenseExperience with advanced medical technologies, preferredKnowledge of military system, preferred.Demonstrate competence in oral and written communicationMust be organized, attentive to detail, and possess a positive, friendly and professional demeanorAbility to be flexible with changing priorities and available to interact with employees, clients and sponsors of all levelsAbility to exercise independent judgment in fast-paced, high-pressured environment with strict deadlines and to manage multiple projectsAbility to develop strong trusting relationships in order to gain support and achieve resultsComputer skills including at least intermediate level experience with Excel and other Microsoft Office Software


The Geneva Foundation is an equal opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, pregnancy, or any other protected characteristic as outlined by federal, state, or local laws.
Bethesda, MD