Director, Division Of Neuroscience, Development And Aging

Company: National Institutes of Health
Location: Bethesda
Posted on: May 14, 2020

Job Description:

The DNDA Director, plays a key role in developing plans and providing direction as the peer review process evolves and NIH works to maintain and enhance it. This individual also:1) participates in strategic planning activities for achieving CSR's scientific and management goals; 2) helps establish policy, principles and practices related to referral and review; and 3) directly implements program and management changes by establishing priorities, coordinating activities, and tracking and reporting progress.-- Additional information on CSR is available on our Web site: www.csr.nih.gov.LOCATION:---- Bethesda, MD--QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: Applicants must possess a Ph.D., M.D. or equivalent degree, as well as senior-level research experience in one or more of the following scientific areas:-- basic neuroscience, emerging technologies, genetic, cellular-molecular and integrative approaches, as well as human clinical-translational and patient-centered studies in neuroscience, aging, and biological psychiatry. Candidates should be a respected, accomplished scientist with maturity, integrity, and outstanding communication skills, who demonstrates both substantial leadership skills and significant management expertise. Visionary leadership characteristics are crucial to attract and nurture outstanding professional staff to best serve the nation's biomedical scientific mission at the NIH. Applicants should also demonstrate the ability to think strategically and work collaboratively. Strong experience in the principles of peer review is an advantage.

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