
201 - 500 employees
Founded 1957
💼 Consulting
🏥 Healthcare
⚖️ Legal
💰 $500k Grant - Health Resources in Action on 2023-10
Consulting • Healthcare • Legal
Health Resources in Action (HRiA) is a non-profit public health organization that connects, consults, and collaborates with partners to improve access, equity, and outcomes in health and social systems. HRiA provides assessment and planning, capacity building, evaluation, grantmaking and philanthropy services, information and referral, and policy and systems change support, with an explicit equity-centered approach. The organization partners with funders, community organizations, and stakeholders to design and implement data-informed, evidence-based programs and grants aimed at advancing community health.
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201 - 500 employees
Founded 1957
💼 Consulting
🏥 Healthcare
⚖️ Legal
💰 $500k Grant - Health Resources in Action on 2023-10
Consulting • Healthcare • Legal
Health Resources in Action (HRiA) is a non-profit public health organization that connects, consults, and collaborates with partners to improve access, equity, and outcomes in health and social systems. HRiA provides assessment and planning, capacity building, evaluation, grantmaking and philanthropy services, information and referral, and policy and systems change support, with an explicit equity-centered approach. The organization partners with funders, community organizations, and stakeholders to design and implement data-informed, evidence-based programs and grants aimed at advancing community health.
• Serve as project manager for multiple projects within the Grantmaking portfolio • Develop, execute, manage, and evaluate competitive biomedical research award programs and ad hoc activities • Manage timelines and deliverables for grantmaking processes, including peer review and pre- and post-award activities • Provide programmatic/project oversight of Grants Coordinators and Associates as needed • Create and implement tools and materials for biomedical research funding opportunities, evaluations, and landscape scans • Translate biomedical research, datasets, primary research articles, and reviews for diverse audiences • Develop landscape scans, program evaluations, meeting-outcome documentation, reports, blogs, publications, and lay summaries • Liaise with clients, applicants, awardees, reviewers, scientific advisory committees, biomedical societies, institutions, vendors, and other stakeholders • Conduct literature reviews, key informant interviews, and survey development • Identify scientific reviewers for panels and committees • Manage due diligence and first-tier review of grant applications and grantee progress and final reports • Co-facilitate office hours, scientific peer review meetings, and strategic discussions • Support proposal development, client communications, scopes of work, and project budgets • Track project progress, schedule meetings, organize project materials, coordinate communications, and assist with budget oversight • Keep abreast of biomedical research advances and participate in professional networks, development activities, workgroups, committees, and staff meetings
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in a related field such as philanthropy, development, or biomedical research • Master’s degree in a biomedical-related field is preferred • PhD in biomedical research and/or previous experience in grants management is advantageous but not required • Understanding and commitment to operationalizing health and racial equity principles in grantmaking practices and/or approaches to biomedical research • Commitment to diversity of thought, backgrounds, and perspectives • Commitment to a growth mindset, flexibility, iteration, and learning • Ability to manage multiple projects • Proficiency in or capability of learning Asana, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Suite including Excel, SmartSimple grants management software, WordPress, and video conferencing/calling software • Ability to work as part of a team and be a self-starter • Exceptional attention to detail and commitment to high-quality work • Excellent organizational, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • Willingness and ability to travel for programmatic activities, including regular Massachusetts-based events
• Employer-funded medical, dental, vision, disability and life insurance • Employer contributions to a tax-deferred annuity • Flexible work schedules • Policies promoting work/life balance • Vacation starting at four weeks • Paid family and medical leave • 13 paid holidays • Office closure time for the last week of December • Fully remote work arrangement
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