Center for Scientific Review (CSR)’s Post

📅 Next week, we will begin actively recruiting multiple scientific review officers (SROs) with expertise from a variety of disciplines within The National Institutes of Health research portfolio – ranging from biomedical engineering to cell biology to behavioral health sciences. You will be able to select from one of the three vacancy announcements that best fits your expertise: ·     Biological Scientist Administrator (SRO) ·     Data Scientist Administrator (SRO) ·     Physical Scientist Administrator (SRO) The recruitments will be live on USAJOBS from Monday, July 8 through Wednesday, July 17, 2024 at 11:59pm ET. A 10-day opening is standard; we hope for a diverse pool of applicants. Learn about the benefits of working at CSR, application tips, direct links to apply (when available), and more: https://lnkd.in/ezf7v24a Applying for a federal job is different than applying for an academic position. Let us help you navigate the process. For HR or application-specific questions, contact Lead Workforce Resources Specialist Adam Peters at adam.peters@nih.gov. For inquiries about the SRO role or working at CSR, contact CSR Communications Director Dr. Kristin Kramer at kristin.kramer@nih.gov.

🧐 Are you considering a career change that utilizes your scientific expertise? Consider joining CSR as a scientific review officer (SRO)! We asked Dr. Krystyna Szymczyk about her transition from a bioinformatic research specialist into the SRO role. “I thought I would miss the wet lab and was worried this position would be too administrative, but I was wrong. I love the role and love CSR, and I never look back. I am surrounded with people who are cheering for me to do well. I feel professionally fulfilled and respected for my knowledge and expertise; my scientific skills are valued.” From July 8-17, 2024, CSR will be actively recruiting multiple SROs with expertise from a variety of disciplines within The National Institutes of Health research portfolio – ranging from biomedical engineering to cell biology to behavioral health sciences. Select from one of the three vacancy announcements that best fits your expertise: ·     Biological Scientist Administrator (SRO) ·     Data Scientist Administrator (SRO) ·     Physical Scientist Administrator (SRO) Applying for a federal job is different than applying for an academic position. Let us help you navigate the process. For HR or application-specific questions, contact Lead Workforce Resources Specialist Adam Peters at adam.peters@nih.gov. For inquiries about the SRO role or working at CSR, contact CSR Communications Director Dr. Kristin Kramer at kristin.kramer@nih.gov. Learn about the benefits of working at CSR, application tips, direct links to apply (when live), and more: https://lnkd.in/ezf7v24a

Do you have direct/independent research experience OR research administration/extramural experience? You could qualify as a scientific review officer (SRO)! From July 8-17, 2024, CSR will be actively recruiting multiple SROs with expertise from a variety of disciplines within The National Institutes of Health research portfolio – ranging from biomedical engineering to cell biology to behavioral health sciences. Select from one of the three vacancy announcements that best fits your expertise: ·     Biological Scientist Administrator (SRO) ·     Data Scientist Administrator (SRO) ·     Physical Scientist Administrator (SRO) SROs utilize their scientific expertise, communication skills, and leadership skills to manage all aspects of convening a panel of experts to assess the scientific and technical merit of grant applications and conveying those assessments to funding institutes and centers. Applying for a federal job is different than applying for an academic position. Let us help you navigate the process. For HR or application-specific questions, contact Lead Workforce Resources Specialist Adam Peters at adam.peters@nih.gov. For inquiries about the SRO role or working at CSR, contact CSR Communications Director Dr. Kristin Kramer at kristin.kramer@nih.gov. Learn about the benefits of working at CSR, application tips, direct links to apply (when live), and more: https://lnkd.in/ezf7v24a

Are you interested in providing high-level administrative support to the peer review process at The National Institutes of Health? Consider joining CSR as a lead extramural support assistant! As a lead ESA, you will be responsible for: performing specialized tasks for projects, questions, and issues related to the grants function; reviewing completed work of other administrative staff; providing logistical support and coordination for scientific conferences, workshops, and site visits; additional duties in support of the grants function. This position is currently live on USAJOBS through Monday, July 1 at 11:59pm ET. For all U.S. citizens (DE): https://lnkd.in/e2vmWSQi For current federal staff (MP): https://lnkd.in/eUi-s6gE

⏱ ENDING SOON: Through Wednesday, May 22, 2024 at 11:59pm ET, we are actively recruiting for multiple scientific review officers (SROs) with expertise in all areas of science within The National Institutes of Health! Are you interested in working remotely as a CSR SRO? Be sure to select “All NIH Locations” as your location preference during the application process within USAJOBS. As you can see, applying for a federal job is different than applying for an academic position. Let us help you navigate the process. For HR or application-specific questions, contact Lead Workforce Resources Specialist Adam Peters at adam.peters@nih.gov. For inquiries about the SRO role or working at CSR, contact CSR Communications Director Dr. Kristin Kramer at kristin.kramer@nih.gov. Learn about the benefits of working at CSR, application tips, direct links to apply, and more: https://lnkd.in/ezf7v24a

We are actively recruiting for multiple scientific review officers (SROs) with expertise in all areas of science within The National Institutes of Health, with the option to work remotely. The recruitment is live on USAJOBS through Wednesday, May 22, 2024 at 11:59pm ET. A 10-day opening is standard; we hope for a diverse pool of applicants. Learn about the benefits of working at CSR, application tips, direct links to apply, and more: https://lnkd.in/ezf7v24a Applying for a federal job is different than applying for an academic position. Let us help you navigate the process. For HR or application-specific questions, contact Lead Workforce Resources Specialist Adam Peters at adam.peters@nih.gov. For inquiries about the SRO role or working at CSR, contact CSR Communications Director Dr. Kristin Kramer at kristin.kramer@nih.gov.

Emily Buzgierski is an administrative officer within CSR. As an AO, Emily makes #GovPossible by reviewing and approving travel authorizations and vouchers, as well as managing approvals and purchases for division services, while continuously providing valuable advice to staff regarding policies concerning travel, timekeeping, procurement, and more. She also serves as a main point of contact for new hires, guiding them through the entire onboarding process. “I enjoy working with people and helping when I can. I really like being a point of contact for questions because I am familiar with a lot of the policies and procedures we adhere to. Even if I don’t know the answer, I know where to go to get it. It feels good to resolve issues for people,” said Emily. Thank you for your continued public service, Emily! #NIH #PSRW #Proud2ServeUSA

Lead Extramural Support Assistant Miguel Paniagua chose a career in public service because of his strong sense of altruism and a desire to contribute to the betterment of society. Also, the opportunity to directly impact people's lives in a meaningful and positive way serves as a powerful motivator. In his role, Miguel makes #GovPossible by serving as a primary contact at CSR for explaining grant-related regulations and procedures, reviewing completed work of administrative staff, coordinating logistical support for events, maintaining and updating databases, responding to inquiries, and utilizing software to create and update documents, reports, and spreadsheets. Thank you for your public service, Miguel! #NIH #PSRW #Proud2ServeUSA