Candidates are expected to have a Ph.D. or equivalent doctoral degree and
experience with translational or clinical research projects, strong record
of research accomplishments, good understanding of how biomedical research
is performed, and excellent interpersonal and communication skills. U.S.
Citizenship is required.
Please find the overview of the positions below. Application deadline
is *August 20, 2010.*
*To learn more about NHLBI career opportunities, please visit
http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/about/jobs/*
*Health Scientist Administrato*r* (PhD or equivalent doctoral degree)-2
positions: *
*1) Transfusion Medicine and Cellular Therapeutics Branch*
*2) Blood Diseases Branch*
* *
The positions combine scientific program management with opportunities to
maintain links with academia, research, and patient care. The successful
candidates will develop and manage basic, translational, and clinical
research initiatives and programs; assess the research progress of NHLBI
grantees and serve as a resource to the scientific community regarding
NHLBI/NIH policies and procedures; as well as participate in setting the
national strategic direction for research in the blood disease areas.
Training in NIH operations and policies will be provided
The first position requires a Ph.D. or equivalent degree and experience in
the areas of transfusion medicine, novel cellular therapies, and/or
immunobiology. Candidates will have a strong record of research
accomplishments and excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
The second position requires a Ph.D. or equivalent degree and
experience in classic
hematology including mechanisms and clinical disorders of erythrocytes,
(particularly hemoglobinopathies), and inherited and acquired bone marrow
failure syndromes. Individuals with expertise in clinical research and
translational medicine are encouraged to apply. Strong interpersonal and
communication skills are required for the position which involves management
and development of a diverse research grant and contract program covering
basic biological mechanisms, translational research, and clinical research
includes comparative evaluation research.
The vacancy is open to all US citizens. Applicants must possess a PhD or
equivalent doctoral degree.
To apply, submit your application to the general
Health Scientist Administrator (Program Officer) Job Announcement *
HHS/NIH-2010-2889*
through the
USAJOBS online system by *Aug 20, 2010*. The job announcement is generic because applications will be reviewed across many NIH Institutes, including NHLBI.
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