Science Project Manager & Grant Writer (Part-Time / Flexible)

<h2>Description</h2> <p>This is a <strong>part-time, flexible position</strong> (employment or subcontractor) designed for someone passionate about bridging <strong>science, healthcare innovation, and funding strategy</strong>.</p> <p></p> <p>You will be responsible for:</p> <ul><li><strong>Grant sourcing & applications</strong><ul><li>Identify national, EU, and global research grants and funding opportunities.</li><li>Write and submit competitive grant applications in collaboration with our scientific and clinical teams.</li><li>Manage reporting requirements and compliance post-award.</li></ul></li></ul> <p></p> <ul><li><strong>Clinical study support & administration</strong><ul><li>Support setup, documentation, and coordination of clinical trials and research collaborations.</li><li>Act as the liaison between our internal teams, academic partners, and corporate collaborators.</li><li>Track milestones, deliverables, and timelines across multiple projects.</li></ul></li></ul> <p></p> <ul><li><strong>Science project management</strong><ul><li>Coordinate joint projects with universities and life science companies.</li><li>Oversee research-related documentation, IRB/ethics submissions, and data collection workflows.</li><li>Ensure efficiency and compliance while enabling scientific excellence.</li></ul></li></ul> <p></p> <ul><li><strong>Innovation & efficiency</strong><ul><li>Use <strong>modern AI tools</strong> (literature review, drafting, project management, grant monitoring) to maximize productivity.</li><li>Continuously improve internal processes around research and funding.</li></ul></li></ul> <h2>Requirements</h2> <ul><li>PhD (or equivalent research background) in health sciences, life sciences, biomedical engineering, digital health, or related field.</li><li>Proven experience in <strong>grant writing</strong> with a track record of successful applications (EU Horizon, NIH, national agencies, foundations).</li><li>Strong <strong>scientific writing and communication skills</strong> in English.</li><li>Experience with <strong>clinical research administration</strong> (protocols, ethics submissions, reporting).</li><li>Organized, detail-oriented, and capable of managing multiple projects simultaneously.</li><li>Ability to build and maintain relationships with academics, clinicians, and corporate partners.</li><li>Comfortable working independently in a <strong>remote-first, international environment</strong>.</li><li>Bonus: Familiarity with <strong>digital therapeutics, MSK research, or health economics</strong>.</li></ul> <h2>Benefits</h2> <ul><li>Access to <strong>world-leading professors and academic networks</strong>.</li><li>Opportunity to shape the <strong>future of digital health and virtual MSK treatments</strong>.</li><li>Flexible, part-time role that can be structured as <strong>employment or subcontracting</strong>.</li><li>Variable, performance-based compensation aligned with successful grant acquisition.</li><li>A mission-driven team working at the <strong>intersection of healthcare, technology, and science</strong>.</li></ul>

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