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Life University, in the metro Atlanta area, has a job opening: director of the Office of Sponsored Research and Scholarly Activity (OSRSA). The required qualifications are:
· Master's degree
· Understanding of research support functions, including the IRB process.
· Experience in pre- and post-award activity
· Familiarity with issues of research compliance
· Knowledge of federal agency practices, regulations and policies for grants management and sponsored research
The attached PDF provides more information. Life University is best known for its chiropractic college but also has a substantial number of students in Sports Health Science and Nutrition & Dietetics, as well as other degree programs. Much of the sports & chiropractic research is biomechanically based.
- Brent Russell, MS (exercise science/biomechanics, GA State U 2011), DC
brussell@life.edu
· Master's degree
· Understanding of research support functions, including the IRB process.
· Experience in pre- and post-award activity
· Familiarity with issues of research compliance
· Knowledge of federal agency practices, regulations and policies for grants management and sponsored research
The attached PDF provides more information. Life University is best known for its chiropractic college but also has a substantial number of students in Sports Health Science and Nutrition & Dietetics, as well as other degree programs. Much of the sports & chiropractic research is biomechanically based.
- Brent Russell, MS (exercise science/biomechanics, GA State U 2011), DC
brussell@life.edu