Scientific Program Analyst

United States·Rockvillemid

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Key Responsibilities

This position supports extramural research initiatives through data-driven analysis, portfolio management,

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Microsoft Office Suite, PowerPoint, SharePoint Skills: Writing Reports Benefits We Offer: 100% Medical,

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OtherProgram Analyst

(ID: 2026-2448)

Responsibilities

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This position supports extramural research initiatives through data-driven analysis, portfolio management, and program evaluation to advance organizational priorities; conducts data collection and reporting to assess program effectiveness, inform strategic decision-making, and support the development and coordination of research programs.

Responsibilities:

Support the development, planning, execution, and evaluation of scientific programs and project initiatives; coordinate with staff to advance program goals and track project progress.
Research, interpret, analyze, and summarize scientific and programmatic information from literature, databases, reports, and other sources; conduct searches in PubMed, Web of Science, and related resources to support program needs.
Prepare, review, edit, and proofread scientific and programmatic documents, reports, policies, correspondence, agendas, and other materials related to scientific and management activities.
Collect, organize, analyze, and present scientific and programmatic data through reports, dashboards, spreadsheets, databases, graphs, abstracts, posters, slide decks, and presentations for leadership, meetings, and conferences.
Maintain project documentation, action items, timelines, communications, databases, reference libraries, Listservs, and other tracking systems to support program operations and reporting.
Coordinate and support scientific meetings, workshops, lectures, conferences, committee meetings, teleconferences, and related activities, including logistics, communications, registration, and stakeholder engagement.
Serve as a liaison among program staff, investigators, leadership, and external stakeholders by gathering, exchanging, and responding to scientific and programmatic information requests.
Plan, organize, participate in, and present at technical and scientific meetings while supporting the ongoing evaluation and performance assessment of organizational programs and initiatives.

Requirements

Minimum education requirement of bachelor's degree in business management and administration or community and Public Health
Software: Microsoft Office Suite, PowerPoint, SharePoint
Skills: Writing Reports