Position Summary:

Responsible for performing RMRIC administrative tasks and managing a large and complex imaging Core. The role provides input on program plan and objectives with responsibility for achieving objectives within defined parameters. Duties include, but are not limited to, network/public relations, oversee training, plan and develop support for research user base across imaging facilities. The Program Manager I is heavily involved in long range planning and functions as a principal liaison for research and UAB Medicine.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Following instructions and discussions with Core directors, building research protocols in consultation with Project PIs and users, including modifying and extending procedures for the collection, verification and management of data; facilitates study establishment and guidance by taking on tasks associated with study onboarding and imaging support for RMRIC
• Works with Project PIs and their personnel in data collection for MRI research studies
• Oversees and coordinates regular facility and equipment maintenance (Eg: Ancillary research equipment) and upkeep (Eg: Quality Control). Functions as the focal point between RMRIC and vendors, industries, and associated research suppliers.
• Acts independently to maintain structural organization and workflow through managing research and equipment schedules.
• Works with clinical administrators to communicate and increase scanner utilization.
• Maintaining regular correspondence and meetings with users, Core staff, investigators (PIs), and Radiology administration. Oversees all MRI training and safety adherence.
• Developing and strategizing for new MRI scanner and facility expansion.
• Work alongside Core directors during all stages of logistical planning and strategizing.
• Perform other duties as assigned

Salary Range: $41,175 - $53,000

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in a related field and two (2) years of related experience required. Work experience may NOT substitute for education requirement.

Preferred:

• Has previously worked directly in consumer/user support and correspondence, coordination and facilitation of consumer/user instruction and training.
• Familiar with neurological anatomy and scientific literature
• Familiar with project organization.
• Technical expertise, e.g. enjoying troubleshooting problems with technology, as troubleshooting the ancillary technology (earphones, button presses, joysticks, monitors) will be part of the job.
• Comfort with technical things - if you liked to take things apart and put them back together as a child, this will be a helpful way of thinking!