Senior Program Coordinator- Research MCHS Cardiology
About the role
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Responsibilities
The Cardiology Research Sr. Program Coordinator provides strategic and operational leadership for cardiovascular research initiatives under the direction of the MCHS Cardiology Chair, ensuring the successful development, implementation, and oversight of clinical trials, investigator-initiated studies, and research programs. This role serves as a key liaison among investigators, research coordinators, regulatory teams, sponsors, and institutional leadership to advance high-quality, compliant, and impactful research. Responsibilities include managing study portfolios including federal, industry and internal awards, overseeing project timelines and budgets, coordinating regulatory submissions, monitoring program performance metrics, and identifying opportunities for growth and collaboration. Through effective project management, stakeholder engagement, and process improvement, the Cardiology Research Sr. Program Coordinator supports the generation of innovative research that improves patient outcomes, expands access to clinical trials, and advances the organization’s academic and research mission. Performs duties independently and initiates judgment in handling a variety of programmatic issues. Additional job specific duties as assigned by reporting work unit leadership. Will have supervisory responsibilities. Travel (as needed) to other Mayo Clinic Health System campuses (MN/WI).
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in management, business administration, health care or science related field with a minimum of 2 years of research-related