Associate Chair of Research (MD/DO or PhD)– Rhode Island with an Ivy League University
Care New England · Pawtucket, RI · 3 mo ago
SalesFull-time
Major Responsibilities
- Research Leadership and Administration (20%)
- Lead the research division and provide strategic direction for all departmental research initiatives
- Supervise department research staff including coordinators, data analysts, and administrative personnel
- Oversee the Clinical Trials Unit, ensuring regulatory compliance and operational excellence
- Represent the department on research committees within Care New England and Brown University
- Manage the research budget and ensure compliance with IRB, data security, and ethics standards
- Mentorship, Faculty Development, and Grant Writing (20%)
- Mentor junior researchers including faculty, fellows, residents, and students in research methodology and grant writing
- Support faculty in developing competitive grant applications for federal, state, and foundation funding
- Foster collaborative research partnerships within the department and across institutions
- Develop research training programs and establish metrics for evaluating research productivity
- Apply for and secure competitive grant funding from federal agencies (NIH, AHRQ, HRSA, CDC, PCORI) and foundations
Required Qualifications
- MD, DO, PhD, or equivalent doctoral degree from an accredited institution
- For MD/DO with clinical responsibilities: Family Medicine residency, ABFM board certification, RI license (or eligibility)
- Eligible for Brown University faculty appointment at Associate Professor or Professor rank
- Demonstrated track record of federally funded research in Family Medicine or related health services research
- Minimum 5 years conducting independent research with sustained external funding
- Proven experience mentoring junior faculty, fellows, and trainees in research
- Record of publications in peer-reviewed journals
- Experience with research administration and program leadership
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
- Expert knowledge of research methodologies including quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods approaches
- Strong understanding of federal grant mechanisms and compliance requirements
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Strong leadership and team management abilities
- Commitment to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive research environment