This position is responsible for implementation and conduct of the BBCIC research agenda, and leading research projects in compliance with the BBCIC Charter, Policies and Procedures. As the primary internal principal investigator, this role is responsible for convening the BBCIC Science Committee and Research Teams, providing scientific oversight of clinical considerations, data assessment, and research methods in support of all research projects. It plays a vital role in capacity building and growth of the BBCIC research infrastructure, including recruitment of world-class researchers and clinicians for the multidisciplinary research teams, and executing an active external funding effort seeking grants and foundation awards.
More specifically, key responsibilities include;
Close collaboration with the BBCIC Executive Director to drive research projects
Conduct complex, high-quality, observational research studies on time and on budget
Develop and execute a strategy to regularly seek external funding through a robust grant application plan, and seeking out alternative funding opportunities that align with BBCIC priorities
Assist the Executive Director with proposal development and BBCIC’s contract negotiations with outside research partners, vendors, and contractors
Coordinate the research dissemination plan, including abstract and manuscript preparation and submission to scientific or professional meetings, and peer-reviewed journals
Work with internal and external stakeholders to identify, develop, maintain, and disseminate BBCIC processes and procedures to improve operational efficiency
Contribute to strategic planning around growth and development of BBCIC research capabilities and goals, and contribute to implementation of the BBCIC Strategic Action Plan
What You Are About:
This position requires doctoral level training (PhD) in medical research, epidemiology, biostatistics, health services research, or a related field. Strong knowledge of therapeutics including a clinical degree in pharmacy, medicine, or nursing is preferred.
You have a proven record of exemplary research:
Three or more years’ experience as a senior-level researcher with extensive experience conducting and leading observational comparative safety and effectiveness, epidemiologic, and other clinically relevant drug-related research is required
Proven ability to conduct complex, high-quality, observational research studies on time and on budget
Superior knowledge of advanced epidemiology concepts and statistical methods, data models, and research networks especially in the context of using secondary data sources for observational research (e.g., healthcare insurance claims, electronic health records)
Experience leading functionally diverse multi-stakeholder research teams, including mentoring researchers and establishing consensus from stakeholders
Knowledge of external funding opportunities and mechanisms; previous obtainment of federal or foundation grants preferred
Professional senior management or executive level experience
Experience and interest in mentoring students and interns
Exceptional organizational skills and sharp attention detail to manage multiple, simultaneous, complex research projects
Deadline driven with demonstrated ability to effectively plan and prioritize tasks and projects
Ability to communicate at a high level—both verbally and in writing—to develop and maintain strong relationships with BBCIC members, scientists, clinician experts, staff and a variety of other stakeholders
Ability to allocate resources, plan, and oversee budgets and contracts to ensure fiscal responsibility
Foster a collaborative environment with multiple stakeholders and consortium participants
What You Will Get Out of It:
Opportunity to shape ground-breaking research in a unique multi-stakeholder consortium
Work with leading scientists across the field of observational and epidemiological research, and with experts on biologic medications across multiple stakeholder groups.
Opportunity to define and build the research infrastructure and scope to further establish BBCIC as the leading authority on large-scale observational research of biologics
Up to 20% travel to national conferences and other meetings
Work with passionate staff who believe in each other and have some fun along the way.
A competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package including:
25 PTO days in your first year
8 paid holidays plus a winter break December 25 – 31
Retirement employer match of 5% plus a Non-Elective Contribution (NEC) which is funded and determined annually by AMCP. NEC’s have ranged 3-4% over the last 3 years
6 weeks of annual paid parental leave. Eligibility begins after 6 months of service
Hybrid work environment offering flexible work arrangements
Competitive medical, dental, vision plan offerings including a $1,000 employer contribution to a Health Savings Account (HSA) and a $2,000 contribution with any dependents on the plan
Group term and supplemental life insurances with AD&D plus employer-paid short- & long-term disability
Annual discretionary bonus
Employment referral bonus of $1,500
Employer-paid employee assistance program
Employer-paid professional development
Tuition reimbursement up to $5,250
Employer-paid parking and pre-tax Metro SmartBenefits
About BBCIC (Biologics & Biosimilars Collective Intelligence Consortium)
BBCIC is a non-profit research consortium that monitors the safety and effectiveness of biosimilars and novel biologics and provides the assurance needed to determine which medications deliver the best health outcomes.