{"schemaVersion":"jobsearcher.job.v1","id":"87e9c8a5fa60af2e509b2cc7","url":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/87e9c8a5fa60af2e509b2cc7","canonicalUrl":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/87e9c8a5fa60af2e509b2cc7","title":"Scientific Program Manager Vi","description":"(ID: 2026-3069)\n\nAxle is a bioscience and information technology company that offers advancements in translational research, biomedical informatics, and data science applications to research centers and healthcare organizations nationally and abroad. With experts in biomedical science, software engineering, and program management, we focus on developing and applying research tools and techniques to empower decision-making and accelerate research discoveries. We work with some of the top research organizations and facilities in the country including multiple institutes at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\n\nAxle is seeking a Scientific Program Manager to join our vibrant team at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) supporting the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) located in Rockville, MD.\n\nBenefits We Offer:\n\n100% Medical, Dental & Vision Coverage for Employees\nPaid Time Off and Paid Holidays\n401K match up to 5%\nEducational Benefits for Career Growth\nEmployee Referral Bonus\nFlexible Spending Accounts:\nHealthcare (FSA)\nParking Reimbursement Account (PRK)\nDependent Care Assistant Program (DCAP)\nTransportation Reimbursement Account (TRN)\n\nPosition Overview\n\nThe Scientific Program Manager VI will provide scientific and programmatic support to the NINDS Division of Neuroscience, particularly the Movement Disorders and Neurodegeneration Cluster (MDN), for management of a complex grants portfolio and related initiatives. The role involves applying neuroscience expertise to assess applications and awards for scientific merit, mission fit, and NOFO responsiveness; conducting portfolio analyses; preparing summaries, briefings, figures, and reports; advising investigators and staff on program priorities and policy requirements; and coordinating workshops, meetings, and cross-NIH activities. Duties include stakeholder engagement, grants oversight, and support for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of high-visibility MDN programs. A Master's degree is required, along with a background in Biomedical Engineering, Neuroscience, or Cognitive Science and Biopsychology; proficiency in PowerPoint, Excel, and Word; and knowledge of NIH grants and funding mechanisms, Funding Opportunity Announcements, workshop and conference planning, research conduct and compliance, and project management.\n\nField of Study\n\nBiomedical Engineering\nNeuroscience\nCognitive Science and Biopsychology\n\nSoftware\n\nPowerPoint\nExcel\nWord\n\nSkills\n\nKnowledge of NIH grants and funding mechanisms\nFunding Opportunity Announcements\nWorkshop and conference planning\nResearch conduct and compliance\nProject management\n\nStatement of Work Details\n\nProvide authoritative advice on program content to staff to assist them in setting up new or experimental programs in areas where related precedents are generally unavailable. — 1\nDevelop project specific plans and timelines needed to execute studies and research and other projects. — 2\nScreen and evaluate fit of the science topic of proposed projects for their interest and appropriateness with the mission of the Institute. — 3\nConceive, design and perform detailed analysis of the scientific landscape and/or administrative factors affecting research program priorities and performance in various scientific areas; oversee scientific, administrative, and fiscal aspects of such grants, and evaluate them for scientific progress, programmatic relevance and merit. — 4\nWork with staff on organizing and participating in symposia and discussions with national and international scientific leaders. — 5\nDevelop research plans for new projects.\nDesign and support analysis of questionnaires, surveys, protocols, informed consent documents, training manuals, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and database management systems.\nCoordinate and document projects from beginning to completion; monitor and report the status of completion, funding, and results attained; provide progress reports.\nProvide research management and analytic support for a range of major projects, including development of research protocols, coordination of large scientific initiatives, designing and developing survey data collection instruments, developing computerized systems for data collection, and reviewing and editing analytic databases.\nPerform a variety of quantitative and qualitative assessment and evaluation activities involved in the collection, organization, analysis, preparation, processing, and reporting of scientific information.\nCollaborate with staff on the planning, implementation, coordination, and evaluation of programs and initiatives in the assigned specialty area of research.\nPrepare data summaries, manuscripts, professional presentations, and patient educational materials.\nSpearhead compilation, analysis, and organization of scientific, program, and related information, and develop and/or lead data analysis/dyadic data analysis.\nOversee all data management activities and development of data files for internal and external use as necessary.\nCreate both internal and external materials in the form of reports, summaries, emails, website content, video scripts, newsletters, and social media.\nDevelop periodic and special reports and procedures; search records and files, the internet, background materials, and precedent references.\nPlan, initiate, monitor, and conduct administrative/portfolio analyses to evaluate the effectiveness of the program in meeting established goals.\nReview and summarize materials and data; gather and coordinate information for review; conduct data entry and file maintenance; edit and/or prepare text, data, and charts.\nAttend and participate in multidisciplinary research team meetings and functions.\nPrepare briefing materials and summaries of meetings, workshops, and conferences.\nUse science writing skills to extract science themes and priorities during multidisciplinary science meetings.\nPrepare for a variety of information exchanges with public and private sector science colleagues working on research, programs, and policy related to research program priorities.\nAttend review, scientific, in-house, and various other meetings; provide minutes/reports and self-directed analysis when requested.\nAttend committees and report relevant programmatic and scientific information to Institute leadership.\nLead scientific workshops or symposia to support ongoing data dissemination of policy and program research, as it relates to existing projects.\nTake and compile comprehensive notes and organize and edit content of meeting reports.\nDesign and evaluate training workshops, with research/analysis of outcomes.\nDevelop outreach strategies, including determination of conferences that should be attended, plans for press coverage, and other outreach activities.\nPlan, organize, and participate in technical meetings and consultations that convene diverse experts to advance key issues in scientific research.\nIdentify gaps in existing scientific knowledge and provide recommendations for future research efforts.\nAnalyze the scientific merit and the adequacy of current and projected research programs.\nConduct qualitative and quantitative analyses of Institute-funded extramural research programs.\nReview short- and long-range planning proposals to ensure alignment with organizational objectives and mission.\nRecommend new or changed methods or procedures for monitoring/tracking budgetary information.\nEvaluate program activities to identify issues and develop recommendations for improvement.\nDevelop and implement comprehensive studies of performance measures to evaluate program productivity; develop metrics and milestones to assess progress of the program.\nAssist in conducting literature searches and provide summaries of findings as part of preliminary planning for new research activities and directions.\nConfer with other government agencies, extramural researchers, and the broader scientific community on future projects, policy, and general research.\nDevelop, evaluate, and refine solicitations designed to elicit high-quality research proposals from the scientific community.\nWork with staff on planning and implementing project-based activities (e.g., workshop planning, resource evaluation, communication strategy, assisting with report writing/editing, etc.).\nPrepare the Institute's annual report on program activities; use scientific expertise in health research to identify common themes and cross-cutting science areas.\nMeet with leadership on a regular basis to provide oral reports and discuss the status of on-going projects and to receive new assignments.\nPrepare presentations to Institute leadership; attend monthly meetings; report to multiple divisions in the Institute on the status of the program budget.\nContribute to the writing and development of executive summaries and reports to share with key partners.\nAdvise senior leadership staff on policy, government affairs, and Congressional interactions, as scientific program liaison and area expert with policy staff.\nPrepare written reports describing the results of statistical analyses of sample results, based on data supplied by laboratories and reports of analyses of case-control data.\nProvide advice to upper-level management on the latest published research findings and trends.\nProvide advice and consultation to staff about policy, programs, communications, and strategic alliance issues.\nProvide analyses to program staff of new research proposals, both pre- and post-application, regarding scientific strengths and weaknesses, experimental design, technical approaches, and overall impact.\nProvide a facilitative role among team leaders aimed at coordinating strategies and goals into a focused Project Plan.\nDevelop an overall operational plan for the proposed project after discussion with the Project Team: tasks to be completed, time scales and schedules, resources required, and estimated cost of each task.\nTrack implementation of the Project; review progress in relation to the plan; work with the Project Team to revise the plan as needed; develop and maintain a project-tracking document.\nCollaborate with upper-level management staff on contract management activities associated with the program.\nImplement program initiatives related to the Institute research and training portfolio.\nIdentify areas for collaboration within the division and independently implement said projects.\nDevelop, implement, and monitor scientific planning and evaluation processes.\nPlan, develop, and implement immediate and long-range goals and objectives designed to strengthen and enhance the success of the research program.\nCoordinate and design activities related to the development, approvals, and launching of new research funding concepts.\nWork with staff on the development and coordination of scientific initiatives.\nImplement issues and strategies to enhance successful completion of current projects; prepare conceptual plans and other written products.\nConduct sophisticated, complex policy analyses of various issues impacting the Institute.\nParticipate and aid in making recommendations and monitoring implementation to improve management and progress of research programs.\nAnalyze business and operating procedures to devise the most efficient methods of accomplishing work; plan study of work problems and procedures, such as communications, information flow, integrated databases, inventory control, or analysis of funding plans.\nConduct reviews of relevant workgroup materials; coordinate feedback across team and collaborators within the project; guide revisions.\nAdvise senior project staff on study decisions; troubleshoot issues; analyze study goals, timeline, planning, and progress.\nDevelop and update project plans to accurately reflect milestones and resources for assigned or self-initiated projects.\nAnalyze and evaluate, on a quantitative and/or qualitative basis, the effectiveness of programs or operations in meeting established goals, measures, and objectives.\nDevelop and implement a comprehensive documentation procedure for projects and portfolio monitoring activities.\nProvide detailed, comparative projections based on the progress of projects, funding levels, and other factors.\nPerform ongoing analysis of published research and the alignment of the basic research portfolio.\nMake recommendations for and facilitate new research efforts, clinical studies, or other initiatives.\nProvide advice to the team regarding unique conditions and issues which affect scientific and administrative functions.\nInterpret scientific data to identify high priority items, conduct portfolio analysis, and identify opportunities and problem areas.\nIdentify operational and technical problems; work with staff to identify a recommended action plan and solutions.\nManage and propose research plans, short- and long-term goals and objectives for research projects via development and tracking of project work plans.\nDevelop communications and outreach strategies for programs in relevant scientific areas, and draft strategic plans, standard operating procedures, and guidelines for implementation of programmatic and administrative activities.\nPrepare, write, and edit technical proposals and papers related to research programs, including topics related to international research policy and novel program evaluation; develop and update standard operating procedures (SOPs) and guidelines for implementation of programmatic and administrative activities.\nPerform research in support of strategic planning for the program's research programs and coordinate and design activities related to the development, approvals, and launching of new research funding concepts.\nComplete progress reports; flag potential issues; synthesize and summarize research findings; draft and finalize top-line reports and PowerPoint presentations.\nPrepare a variety of routine and special reports on the research goals, current activities, accomplishments, and strategic planning efforts.\nProvide analyses of scientific planning, evaluation, and/or policy questions or proposals for consideration by staff.\nProvide strategic scientific support for grantees in preparation of publications, reports, and briefing materials; provide technical insight and collaboration possibilities.\nProvide scientific and management support to staff on planning and implementation of projects, including setting priorities, managing assigned tasks, monitoring project status, reviewing deliverables, and providing status updates.\nDevelop and make readily available training materials to increase awareness about the program.\nProvide recommendations and guidance on planned related analyses.\nEvaluate and critique research proposals.\nFormulate and present new basic research concepts, projects, and initiatives to appropriate advisory groups.\nDiscuss directions and developing areas with leading authorities.\nWork with staff on the development and coordination of scientific activities within the initiative.\nPerform scientific and administrative reviews and analyses of applications/proposals from a programmatic viewpoint.\nInteract with scientists as needed to help overcome technical hurdles or provide additional insights or expertise regarding the preparation of scientific protocols.\n\nDisclaimer: The above description is meant to illustrate the general nature of work and level of effort being performed by individuals assigned to this position or job description. This is not restricted as a complete list of all skills, responsibilities, duties, and/or assignments required. Individuals may be required to perform duties outside of their position, job description or responsibilities as needed.\n\nThe diversity of Axle's employees is a tremendous asset. We are firmly committed to providing equal opportunity in all aspects of employment and will not tolerate any illegal discrimination or harassment based on age, race, gender, religion, national origin, disability, marital status, covered veteran status, sexual orientation, status with respect to public assistance, and other characteristics protected under state, federal, or local law and to deter those who aid, abet, or induce discrimination or coerce others to discriminate.\n\nAccessibility: If you need an accommodation as part of the employment process please contact: careers@axleinfo.com\n\nThis role has a market-competitive salary with an anticipated base compensation range listed below. 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With experts in biomedical science, software engineering, and program management, we focus on developing and applying research tools and techniques to empower decision-making and accelerate research discoveries. We work with some of the top research organizations and facilities in the country including multiple institutes at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\n\nAxle is seeking a Scientific Program Manager to join our vibrant team at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) supporting the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) located in Rockville, MD.\n\nBenefits We Offer:\n\n100% Medical, Dental & Vision Coverage for Employees\nPaid Time Off and Paid Holidays\n401K match up to 5%\nEducational Benefits for Career Growth\nEmployee Referral Bonus\nFlexible Spending Accounts:\nHealthcare (FSA)\nParking Reimbursement Account (PRK)\nDependent Care Assistant Program (DCAP)\nTransportation Reimbursement Account (TRN)\n\nPosition Overview\n\nThe Scientific Program Manager VI will provide scientific and programmatic support to the NINDS Division of Neuroscience, particularly the Movement Disorders and Neurodegeneration Cluster (MDN), for management of a complex grants portfolio and related initiatives. The role involves applying neuroscience expertise to assess applications and awards for scientific merit, mission fit, and NOFO responsiveness; conducting portfolio analyses; preparing summaries, briefings, figures, and reports; advising investigators and staff on program priorities and policy requirements; and coordinating workshops, meetings, and cross-NIH activities. Duties include stakeholder engagement, grants oversight, and support for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of high-visibility MDN programs. A Master's degree is required, along with a background in Biomedical Engineering, Neuroscience, or Cognitive Science and Biopsychology; proficiency in PowerPoint, Excel, and Word; and knowledge of NIH grants and funding mechanisms, Funding Opportunity Announcements, workshop and conference planning, research conduct and compliance, and project management.\n\nField of Study\n\nBiomedical Engineering\nNeuroscience\nCognitive Science and Biopsychology\n\nSoftware\n\nPowerPoint\nExcel\nWord\n\nSkills\n\nKnowledge of NIH grants and funding mechanisms\nFunding Opportunity Announcements\nWorkshop and conference planning\nResearch conduct and compliance\nProject management\n\nStatement of Work Details\n\nProvide authoritative advice on program content to staff to assist them in setting up new or experimental programs in areas where related precedents are generally unavailable. — 1\nDevelop project specific plans and timelines needed to execute studies and research and other projects. — 2\nScreen and evaluate fit of the science topic of proposed projects for their interest and appropriateness with the mission of the Institute. — 3\nConceive, design and perform detailed analysis of the scientific landscape and/or administrative factors affecting research program priorities and performance in various scientific areas; oversee scientific, administrative, and fiscal aspects of such grants, and evaluate them for scientific progress, programmatic relevance and merit. — 4\nWork with staff on organizing and participating in symposia and discussions with national and international scientific leaders. — 5\nDevelop research plans for new projects.\nDesign and support analysis of questionnaires, surveys, protocols, informed consent documents, training manuals, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and database management systems.\nCoordinate and document projects from beginning to completion; monitor and report the status of completion, funding, and results attained; provide progress reports.\nProvide research management and analytic support for a range of major projects, including development of research protocols, coordination of large scientific initiatives, designing and developing survey data collection instruments, developing computerized systems for data collection, and reviewing and editing analytic databases.\nPerform a variety of quantitative and qualitative assessment and evaluation activities involved in the collection, organization, analysis, preparation, processing, and reporting of scientific information.\nCollaborate with staff on the planning, implementation, coordination, and evaluation of programs and initiatives in the assigned specialty area of research.\nPrepare data summaries, manuscripts, professional presentations, and patient educational materials.\nSpearhead compilation, analysis, and organization of scientific, program, and related information, and develop and/or lead data analysis/dyadic data analysis.\nOversee all data management activities and development of data files for internal and external use as necessary.\nCreate both internal and external materials in the form of reports, summaries, emails, website content, video scripts, newsletters, and social media.\nDevelop periodic and special reports and procedures; search records and files, the internet, background materials, and precedent references.\nPlan, initiate, monitor, and conduct administrative/portfolio analyses to evaluate the effectiveness of the program in meeting established goals.\nReview and summarize materials and data; gather and coordinate information for review; conduct data entry and file maintenance; edit and/or prepare text, data, and charts.\nAttend and participate in multidisciplinary research team meetings and functions.\nPrepare briefing materials and summaries of meetings, workshops, and conferences.\nUse science writing skills to extract science themes and priorities during multidisciplinary science meetings.\nPrepare for a variety of information exchanges with public and private sector science colleagues working on research, programs, and policy related to research program priorities.\nAttend review, scientific, in-house, and various other meetings; provide minutes/reports and self-directed analysis when requested.\nAttend committees and report relevant programmatic and scientific information to Institute leadership.\nLead scientific workshops or symposia to support ongoing data dissemination of policy and program research, as it relates to existing projects.\nTake and compile comprehensive notes and organize and edit content of meeting reports.\nDesign and evaluate training workshops, with research/analysis of outcomes.\nDevelop outreach strategies, including determination of conferences that should be attended, plans for press coverage, and other outreach activities.\nPlan, organize, and participate in technical meetings and consultations that convene diverse experts to advance key issues in scientific research.\nIdentify gaps in existing scientific knowledge and provide recommendations for future research efforts.\nAnalyze the scientific merit and the adequacy of current and projected research programs.\nConduct qualitative and quantitative analyses of Institute-funded extramural research programs.\nReview short- and long-range planning proposals to ensure alignment with organizational objectives and mission.\nRecommend new or changed methods or procedures for monitoring/tracking budgetary information.\nEvaluate program activities to identify issues and develop recommendations for improvement.\nDevelop and implement comprehensive studies of performance measures to evaluate program productivity; develop metrics and milestones to assess progress of the program.\nAssist in conducting literature searches and provide summaries of findings as part of preliminary planning for new research activities and directions.\nConfer with other government agencies, extramural researchers, and the broader scientific community on future projects, policy, and general research.\nDevelop, evaluate, and refine solicitations designed to elicit high-quality research proposals from the scientific community.\nWork with staff on planning and implementing project-based activities (e.g., workshop planning, resource evaluation, communication strategy, assisting with report writing/editing, etc.).\nPrepare the Institute's annual report on program activities; use scientific expertise in health research to identify common themes and cross-cutting science areas.\nMeet with leadership on a regular basis to provide oral reports and discuss the status of on-going projects and to receive new assignments.\nPrepare presentations to Institute leadership; attend monthly meetings; report to multiple divisions in the Institute on the status of the program budget.\nContribute to the writing and development of executive summaries and reports to share with key partners.\nAdvise senior leadership staff on policy, government affairs, and Congressional interactions, as scientific program liaison and area expert with policy staff.\nPrepare written reports describing the results of statistical analyses of sample results, based on data supplied by laboratories and reports of analyses of case-control data.\nProvide advice to upper-level management on the latest published research findings and trends.\nProvide advice and consultation to staff about policy, programs, communications, and strategic alliance issues.\nProvide analyses to program staff of new research proposals, both pre- and post-application, regarding scientific strengths and weaknesses, experimental design, technical approaches, and overall impact.\nProvide a facilitative role among team leaders aimed at coordinating strategies and goals into a focused Project Plan.\nDevelop an overall operational plan for the proposed project after discussion with the Project Team: tasks to be completed, time scales and schedules, resources required, and estimated cost of each task.\nTrack implementation of the Project; review progress in relation to the plan; work with the Project Team to revise the plan as needed; develop and maintain a project-tracking document.\nCollaborate with upper-level management staff on contract management activities associated with the program.\nImplement program initiatives related to the Institute research and training portfolio.\nIdentify areas for collaboration within the division and independently implement said projects.\nDevelop, implement, and monitor scientific planning and evaluation processes.\nPlan, develop, and implement immediate and long-range goals and objectives designed to strengthen and enhance the success of the research program.\nCoordinate and design activities related to the development, approvals, and launching of new research funding concepts.\nWork with staff on the development and coordination of scientific initiatives.\nImplement issues and strategies to enhance successful completion of current projects; prepare conceptual plans and other written products.\nConduct sophisticated, complex policy analyses of various issues impacting the Institute.\nParticipate and aid in making recommendations and monitoring implementation to improve management and progress of research programs.\nAnalyze business and operating procedures to devise the most efficient methods of accomplishing work; plan study of work problems and procedures, such as communications, information flow, integrated databases, inventory control, or analysis of funding plans.\nConduct reviews of relevant workgroup materials; coordinate feedback across team and collaborators within the project; guide revisions.\nAdvise senior project staff on study decisions; troubleshoot issues; analyze study goals, timeline, planning, and progress.\nDevelop and update project plans to accurately reflect milestones and resources for assigned or self-initiated projects.\nAnalyze and evaluate, on a quantitative and/or qualitative basis, the effectiveness of programs or operations in meeting established goals, measures, and objectives.\nDevelop and implement a comprehensive documentation procedure for projects and portfolio monitoring activities.\nProvide detailed, comparative projections based on the progress of projects, funding levels, and other factors.\nPerform ongoing analysis of published research and the alignment of the basic research portfolio.\nMake recommendations for and facilitate new research efforts, clinical studies, or other initiatives.\nProvide advice to the team regarding unique conditions and issues which affect scientific and administrative functions.\nInterpret scientific data to identify high priority items, conduct portfolio analysis, and identify opportunities and problem areas.\nIdentify operational and technical problems; work with staff to identify a recommended action plan and solutions.\nManage and propose research plans, short- and long-term goals and objectives for research projects via development and tracking of project work plans.\nDevelop communications and outreach strategies for programs in relevant scientific areas, and draft strategic plans, standard operating procedures, and guidelines for implementation of programmatic and administrative activities.\nPrepare, write, and edit technical proposals and papers related to research programs, including topics related to international research policy and novel program evaluation; develop and update standard operating procedures (SOPs) and guidelines for implementation of programmatic and administrative activities.\nPerform research in support of strategic planning for the program's research programs and coordinate and design activities related to the development, approvals, and launching of new research funding concepts.\nComplete progress reports; flag potential issues; synthesize and summarize research findings; draft and finalize top-line reports and PowerPoint presentations.\nPrepare a variety of routine and special reports on the research goals, current activities, accomplishments, and strategic planning efforts.\nProvide analyses of scientific planning, evaluation, and/or policy questions or proposals for consideration by staff.\nProvide strategic scientific support for grantees in preparation of publications, reports, and briefing materials; provide technical insight and collaboration possibilities.\nProvide scientific and management support to staff on planning and implementation of projects, including setting priorities, managing assigned tasks, monitoring project status, reviewing deliverables, and providing status updates.\nDevelop and make readily available training materials to increase awareness about the program.\nProvide recommendations and guidance on planned related analyses.\nEvaluate and critique research proposals.\nFormulate and present new basic research concepts, projects, and initiatives to appropriate advisory groups.\nDiscuss directions and developing areas with leading authorities.\nWork with staff on the development and coordination of scientific activities within the initiative.\nPerform scientific and administrative reviews and analyses of applications/proposals from a programmatic viewpoint.\nInteract with scientists as needed to help overcome technical hurdles or provide additional insights or expertise regarding the preparation of scientific protocols.\n\nDisclaimer: The above description is meant to illustrate the general nature of work and level of effort being performed by individuals assigned to this position or job description. This is not restricted as a complete list of all skills, responsibilities, duties, and/or assignments required. Individuals may be required to perform duties outside of their position, job description or responsibilities as needed.\n\nThe diversity of Axle's employees is a tremendous asset. We are firmly committed to providing equal opportunity in all aspects of employment and will not tolerate any illegal discrimination or harassment based on age, race, gender, religion, national origin, disability, marital status, covered veteran status, sexual orientation, status with respect to public assistance, and other characteristics protected under state, federal, or local law and to deter those who aid, abet, or induce discrimination or coerce others to discriminate.\n\nAccessibility: If you need an accommodation as part of the employment process please contact: careers@axleinfo.com\n\nThis role has a market-competitive salary with an anticipated base compensation range listed below. 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