ETHICS SPECIALIST
Company: Leidos Inc
Location: Bethesda
Posted on: May 26, 2023
Job Description:
Description Clinical Center (CC) Office of Employee Ethics. The
candidate will provide assistance and support to the CC Designated
Ethics Counsel (DEC) in administering and implementing an ethics
program, and ensuring it is carried out in accordance with
applicable ethics regulations and statutes and in alignment with CC
mission, vision, core values and customer service philosophy. This
position is primarily remote/virtual but may require one day per
week onsite at the CC Ethics Office in Bethesda,
MD.Responsibilities:In support and under direction of the CC DEC,
apply a complex array of substantive laws and policies to analyze
and evaluate employee conduct and prevent or resolve conflicts of
interest.
- Provide assistance and support in administrating and
implementing an ethics program in accordance with associated
Federal regulations financial disclosure reporting system and
procurement integrity ethics provisions.
- Provide analysis and advice related to awards, honorary
degrees, prohibited gifts, conflicts of interest, impartiality and
other related matters based on information provided by employees or
other parties.
- Act as a subject matter expert to provide input to efforts to
advise and counsel managers, supervisors and employees on statutes
and regulations governing conflicts of interest, representational
activities, salary supplementation, post-employment restrictions,
political activity and related ethics issues.
- Provide support for ethical education and training programs and
other special projects involving research, reporting, reviews and
analysis, as well as interactions within and outside of the
organization.
- Conduct background research and analysis, provide preliminary
reviews and make recommendations to the DEC on a variety of
ethical, practical and legal issues including financial
disclosures, outside activities, official duty requests, recusals,
awards, gifts and conflicts of interest leveraging NIH policies,
HHS standards of conduct and CC program activity.
- Attend and actively participate in meetings, working groups and
other gatherings for the CC Ethics Office.Skills and
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Business
Administration or Healthcare Administration with 8 years of
experience.
- Knowledge of laws, policies, regulations and precedents
applicable to the Federal ethics program regulation, to include the
Ethics in Government Act of 1978 and the Ethics Reform Act of 1989,
as well as regulations promulgated by the US Office of Government
Ethics (OGE) for the Executive Branch.
- Knowledge of science, including basic and applied medical
sciences and biotechnology, sufficient to participate in the review
and evaluation of research situations and ethics policy issues
related to research, and to carry out special projects.
- Ability to conduct research with law/economics/business
administration disciplines to review and analyze program issues and
to coordinate special projects.
- Ability to establish and maintain effective working
relationships with designated contacts within the Office of
Government Ethics, HHS, NIH and CC staff.
- Knowledge of the application of statistical and management
methods sufficient to advise in determining proper methods for
designing, conducting, and analyzing studies.
- Knowledge of planning techniques, program evaluation and
systems analysis in order to analyze and evaluate information and
develop plans for better communication.
- Ability to handle independently simultaneous assignments of
varying complexity, urgency and importance, adjust work priorities
to meet changing needs and exercise tact, flexibility and
decisiveness in performing these assignments.
- Oral and written communication skills to make formal
presentations and to develop analyses, recommendations, program
plans and evaluations, position papers, or other documents
pertaining to highly complex scientific, medical, legal and other
technical issues or topics.
- Ability to obtain Public Trust Clearance.Desired
Qualifications:
- Prior work experience supporting the NIH.
- Knowledge of the NIH and CC organizational structure.
- Knowledge of the mission, goals and objectives of the CC its
ethics program.
- Professional certification such as State Bar Membership, CHC,
CIPP or CHPC.hhsnihPay Range:Pay Range $84,500.00 - $130,000.00 -
$175,500.00The Leidos pay range for this job level is a general
guideline onlyand not a guarantee of compensation or salary.
Additional factors considered in extending an offer include (but
are not limited to) responsibilities of the job, education,
experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities, as well as internal
equity, alignment with market data, applicable bargaining agreement
(if any), or other law.
Keywords: Leidos Inc, Bethesda , ETHICS SPECIALIST, Other , Bethesda, Maryland
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