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SCCM is hiring. Learn about employment and what it's like to work at the Society .
SCCM is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving care for the critically ill and injured through education, research and advocacy. Located in Mount Prospect, Illinois, we offer a professional, friendly, business casual work environment, with a competitive compensation and benefits package.
For consideration, send cover letters and resumes to humanresources@sccm.org.
SCCM offers a stimulating work environment and excellent benefits:
Title: Project Manager, Research and Quality Improvement Company: Society of Critical Care Medicine Location: Mt. Prospect, IL Description: Manages the development, implementation, and evaluation of various research and clinical quality improvement projects and other grants. Provides support such as project management, study operations, and general administration of scientific research studies and related grants.
Primary Responsibilities
Aids in program strategy, program management, implementation methodology, quality control, and support for SCCM research and clinical quality improvement programs.
Assists with coordination of all research study protocol and procedure training sessions.
Ensures program compliance with government regulations, SCCM policies, and institutional review board requirements; assists in preparing regulatory reports; and monitors operating costs.
Plans, develops, and maintains procedures that have an impact in all facets of research and that align with SCCM policies and strategic plan.
Supports data interpretation and presents data to a variety of audiences.
Assists in managing and tracking budgets and resources to ensure that efforts are in compliance with project and study guidelines and assists in preparing financial reports.
Coordinates meetings, phone conferences, minutes, and presentations for multiple projects and studies at once.
Coordinates project documentation such as conflict of interest, data use agreements, and required forms for research studies and manuscript submissions.
Assists with preparation, submission, and closeouts of grants.
Interfaces with funding agencies (foundation, industry and governmental) for research and clinical quality improvement proposals Interfaces with multiple levels of SCCM leadership and staff, as well as external entities regarding grant-funded projects.
Interfaces with multiple levels of SCCM leadership and staff, as well as external entities regarding grant-funded projects.
Organizes, supports, and provides follow-up to SCCM members and other project participants.
Assists with SCCM annual Congress and other meetings as assigned.
Required Background
Educational background in healthcare required. Master’s degree or higher preferred.
Three to five years of experience in clinical or scientific research and/or quality improvement (QI) required, including research or QI project management, development of grant applications, and skills in data analysis and presentation.
Current knowledge of best practices in clinical research and familiarity with funding agencies such as National Institutes of Health, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute.
Excellent communication, analytic, and organizational skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and familiarity with database applications such as REDCap. Must be able to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary setting.