Job Description

You will be required to facilitate and support research activities, particularly in the area of research collaborations within the SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre (AMC). This position plays a crucial role in facilitating research partnership through contract management and negotiation.
With the increasing setup of more research strategic programmes, research platforms and/or SingHealth Duke-NUS joint research institutes at SingHealth HQ and many more complex multi-institutional collaboration, you will be required to:
Lead the review, negotiation and management of complex multi-party research collaboration agreements or project agreements and ensuring that these agreements are executed in a timely manner. Apply critical thinking when managing the projects assigned.
Handle sophisticated research collaboration agreements with various stakeholders including SingHealth institutions, Duke-NUS, academic institutions, Singapore Public Sector parties and industry partners
Ensure compliance and risk management in contract development and execution
Drive efficient contract processing which maintaining high standards of governance
Other duties include the overseeing and supporting of special projects within Office of Research (OoR) as well as the drafting or reviewing of ad-hoc research policies under OoR's purview.
Job Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree preferably in healthcare or science related fields with 6 to 8 years' of relevant work experience
Ability to understand grant application requirements, scientific and clinical terms and medical jargons
Candidates with experience in an administrative position and has involvement in the drafting and facilitation of research agreements would be preferred
Fast learner with the ability to work independently
Excellent interpersonal communication skills and ability to work with stakeholders of all levels
Excellent command of both spoken and written English
Proficient with use of Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Powerpoint)
Req ID: 4424

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