CURRENT OPENINGS
Program Coordinator
The mission of the UCLA Center for Behavioral & Addiction Medicine (CBAM) is to advance the prevention and treatment of chronic illnesses, especially in communities with health disparities. Our work focuses primarily on addiction treatment, HIV prevention and the intersection of the two. We lead the Center for HIV Identification, Prevention, and Treatment Services (CHIPTS), which is a collaboration of leading scientists from local universities, research and policy institutions. The goals of CHIPTS are to promote novel, high impact and transformational research; to sponsor meetings and provide venues for collaboration among scientists, providers, insurers, policy makers and stakeholders; and to provide mentoring and training.
This position will be responsible for program coordination of various assigned research projects. Work closely with the Director and Investigators to manage the day-to-day operational activities of assigned projects, including managing project timelines and deliverables, coordinating logistics and planning meetings with various community stakeholders, developing project-related documents (e.g. consent forms, questionnaires), conducting literature searches, managing/compiling project data, coding data, coordinating regulatory approvals, and preparing progress reports. This position will also be responsible for delivering service consultations, identifying new collaborative opportunities, and establishing and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders including both academic and community partners and will provide administrative support functions, coordinating and assisting in preparing grant applications, editing and formatting manuscript for publications, and participating in other writing assignments.
Any interested should apply through the UCLA Health Careers website. No applications/resumes sent outside of the UCLA Health Careers website will be reviewed.