Assistant Program Coordinator - School of Medicine Neurobehavior

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Aids in the development and implementation of program initiatives.
• Prepares briefing materials, reports, correspondence, and other documents.
• Performs research and develops and maintains databases.
• Develops and maintains promotional materials.
• Communicates with national and possibly international program contacts.
• Tracks program expenditures and participates in the budget preparation process.
• Drafts, edits, and processes grant proposals.
• Prepares and distributes reports.
• Captures logistical arrangements for meetings, conferences, and travel.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• A bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.

Additional Details
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