Morehouse School of Medicine Looking for Associate Project Director Full Time

Position Type: Non-Faculty

Number of
vacancies
1

Salary
Commensurate with experience

Department:
Clinical Rsch Ctr-CRC

Position Summary

The FIRST Coordination and
Evaluation Center will serve as a national resource assess the impact of key institutional culture change strategies and other innovative
approaches implemented at FIRST Cohort sites to promote inclusive excellence. To achieve this
objective,

The FIRST CEC will conduct a comprehensive evaluation grounded in
realist evaluation theory, by collaborating with FIRST Cohort awardees to iteratively assess the impact of key
institutional culture change strategies and other innovative approaches implemented at FIRST Cohort sites to
promote inclusive excellence Coordinate FIRST program administration and conduct comprehensive evaluation of the
program context, processes, and outcomes.

The Associate Project Director will report directly to the FIRST
CEC Principal Investigator and will work closely with FIRST CEC Leadership team and FIRST CEC Core Directors, to ensure program
deliverables, including evaluation. The Associate Project Director will supervise FIRST CEC program staff and ensure coordination and effective communication.

Minimum
Qualifications

Education: Bachelor’s Degree or higher from a regionally accredited college or
university

Experience: 2-4 years of related experience

Preferred
Qualifications

Education: PhD, DrPH or other doctoral degree is preferred for this
position

Experience: 5-8 years of related experience

Experience with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, MS Office, and
Adobe Acrobat is a plus. 

Open Until Filled: No

Description of Job
Duty

• Coordinate and facilitate the collection of the minimum set of common data elements from FIRST Cohort awardees.
• Coordinate the dissemination and communication of best practices in Inclusive Excellence
  (IE) among FIRST Cohort institutions.
• Must be familiar with NIH era Commons and
  electronic progress reports, prepare annual and quarterly program progress reports.
• Ability to search for federal funding
  opportunities, prepare outlines, and write portions of grant funding for specific RFAs.
• Contribute to the organizing, writing, and
  submission of abstracts, manuscripts, and publications.
• Prepare written materials, charts and graphs, formatting and referencing,
  and other content for manuscripts, presentations, key deliverables, and grant proposals.
• Develop, plan, coordinate and implement
  activities including, but not limited to, conferences, workshops, webinars, public events, and other related programs; develop and
  coordinate new ideas and concepts for brochures, social media content, materials, and resources.
• Coordinate program event logistics,
  including scheduling of rooms/space, audio/visual support, evaluations, catering arrangements, room set up, guest parking, and meeting
  documents.
• Monitor and respond to emails from CEC FIRST inbox as well as
  personal inbox
• Monitor and evaluate program effectiveness through the administration of evaluations/surveys via REDCap.