Role Description The Senior CTMS Administrator is responsible for supporting CTMS integrations, regulatory system organization, and new site onboarding. We are seeking a Clinical Conductor superuser for our growing multi-site clinical research network! - Supports CTMS data integration, including patient records, visit history, and financial data. - Reconciles sponsor payments, invoices, and study-level financials. - Builds out new studies in the CTMS, ensuring data accuracy and consistency across systems, and develops reports. - Performs virtual and on-site systems training of new staff. - Supports new site onboarding, including CTMS setup and data migration. - Collaborates cross-functionally with clinical research operations, finance, and site teams. - Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications - Proficiency with CTMS. - Strong attention to detail. - Ability to manage large datasets. - Understanding of clinical research billing and sponsor payments. Requirements - High school diploma required, bachelor’s degree in related field preferred. - Full-service Clinical Conductor experience required. - Experience supporting a multi-site clinical research network. - Background in data migration, systems integration, and/or site start-up. - Position is fully remote, but will require occasional site travel (20%).

Role Description We are seeking an Assistant Director, JHU Research Administration who will serve in a leadership role within Johns Hopkins Research Administration and Sponsored Programs (RASP), supporting the Associate Vice Provost and Directors in the oversight, direction, training, and daily management of grants and/or contracts associates and senior specialists. The AD is responsible for monitoring workflow, supporting operational effectiveness, resolving complex issues, and promoting consistent, high-quality research administration services across the University. This role also contributes to process improvement initiatives, staff development, policy implementation, and cross-functional collaboration with central offices and departments. The Assistant Director independently reviews, negotiates, and signs grant and contract proposals, awards, and related documents within delegated authority to ensure compliance with university policy, sponsor requirements, and applicable regulations. The incumbent serves as a resource to faculty and staff on sponsored projects administration, negotiates favorable terms and conditions with domestic and foreign sponsors, assists with issue resolution, and serves as a liaison to funding agencies and internal stakeholders. The AD also supports the development of policies, procedures, training materials, and standard practices related to sponsored research administration. Specific Duties & Responsibilities - Continuously seek opportunities to support faculty in managing their sponsored projects. - Act as office liaison to ensure effective performance and integration of the office regarding the University's award compliance, information technology, central technology transfer, and post-award budget offices. - Monitor team workload and aid in triage and daily work checks. - Provide problem resolution with respect to grant and contract proposals and awards. - Serve as a resource for sponsored projects questions, database access, and reviews, including internal systems design and workflow. - Serve in the capacity of the Director of Grants as required. - Regularly supervise a minimum of 2 direct reports, including input on hiring, firing, skills development, and oversight of activities. In partnership with RASP's Director, the Assistant Director will be responsible for: - Managing and overseeing continuous quality improvements in accordance with regulatory and accreditation standards for RASP, including data collection, quality analysis, performance metrics tracking, and development and dissemination of quality control measures and standard operating procedures. - Ensuring that effective ongoing training programs are in place for all key positions and processes supporting research administration across the University. - Communicating with faculty and staff to provide instruction, assistance, and advice on grant application preparation and administration, to request corrections, and to resolve discrepancies. - Negotiating favorable grant and contract terms and conditions with domestic and foreign sponsors, drafting replacement language where needed, and serving as a liaison to funding agencies for problem resolution and other post-award matters. - Remaining informed about events, regulations, and changes that affect sponsored projects, interpreting guidelines, and applying them to specific applications, awards, and issues. Additional - Assist faculty and staff with access and use of grant-related electronic submission platforms and databases, including Fibi, Grants.gov, and eRA Commons. - Conduct specialized training courses for departments as needed and assist the Director of Grants with training, direction, and management of the Grants Team. - Assist with daily questions, workload assignments, and training, as well as consistent communication with departments and other central offices. - Elevate customer service and collaborate with RASP Assistant Directors for process improvement and overall office performance. Qualifications - Bachelor’s Degree. - Five years of progressively responsible directly related experience. - Additional education may substitute for required experience and additional related experience may substitute for required education beyond a high school diploma/graduation equivalent, to the extent permitted by the JHU equivalency formula. Requirements - Must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. - Must be able to handle ambiguity and exercise judgment. - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team. - Must have strong computer skills, including experience with Microsoft Office and online workflow systems. - Work experience should demonstrate the ability to conceptualize how to find solutions and reach consensus with the ability to complete complex tasks efficiently. - Must be detail-oriented, well-organized, and able to handle multiple projects simultaneously while operating under deadlines. - Experience with SAP, Fibi, Power BI, and Lean Six Sigma is a plus. - Must have specialized experience in grant administration, contracts and grants administration, a working knowledge of the Uniform Guidance, sponsor policy, and the Federal Acquisition Regulations, and an understanding of compliance issues related to sponsored research. Benefits - Starting Salary Range: $85,500 - $149,800 Annually (Commensurate w/exp.) - Employee group: Full Time - Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 9:00 - FLSA Status: Exempt - Location: Remote - Department name: Research Administration Ofc of - Personnel area: University Administration

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