Research Project Manager at HealthPartners, Bloomington, MN

Research Project Manager at HealthPartners in Bloomington, MN. Contract. Est. up to $130k. Apply with swipeandhired.

Join a collaborative and mission-driven research organization dedicated to advancing research that improves health and well-being. As a Project Manager, you will support a diverse portfolio of innovative research, with approximately 50% of your role dedicated to the HealthPartners Neuroscience Center and 50% supporting other research projects across the Research & Evaluation division, based on evolving needs and priorities. As a Project Manager, you will work closely with experienced scientists and research staff in a supportive environment that values teamwork, curiosity, and scientific excellence. Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, excited to contribute to innovative research while collaborating with colleagues to translate discoveries into meaningful improvements in health.
POSITION PURPOSE:
Manage complex research studies using thorough understanding of project objectives and serve as a consultant and facilitator for areas of the studies requiring specific expertise. Responsibilities may include managing projects within established grant operating budget, coordinating recruitment and data collection, conduct qualitative interviews, significantly advising the principal investigator in protocol content and systems for implementation, and directing participating staff.

ACCOUNTABILITIES:

  1. Study coordination and management of one or multiple projects, including data only, human subjects, sub-site and survey studies. Acts as a liaison with a large number of clinic staff and other internal and external departments, companies, grant partners, etc. Facilitates groups, meetings, and committees. May support more experienced PMs in paired PM model on complex studies.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
A combination of education, experience and demonstrated skill set including the following:

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

DECISION-MAKING:
Working in collaboration with the study investigator(s) and RPMO supervisor/s, will consult with the necessary personnel on issues having an impact on the department and study, such as recurrent clinical problems, inaccessible resources, etc.

Coordinates and manages research studies that are more complex in nature, have more involved relationship issues and require more responsibility for decisions related to project implementation and authoring reports. Oversee and track study-related activities of study staff.