Contract Negotiations Officer

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Contract Negotiations Officer
Duties: Reporting directly to the Manager of Contract Negotiations (the "Manager") of Sponsored Projects Administration Office at **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. Medical Center ("CUMC"), the Contract Negotiations Officer ("Contract Officer") is primarily responsible for the review and negotiation of federal and private research Material Transfer Agreements (MTA's) and Data Use Agreements (DUA's) institution wide. Will also have some responsibility for negotiation of research related federal and non-federal contracts and service agreements in the Clinical Trials Office (CTO) and Sponsored Projects Administration (SPA). Will work with sponsors in negotiating the applicable research contracts in accordance with all applicable regulatory and legal requirements and institutional policies. Collaborate with the Manager, the Director and Associate Director of SPA, General Counsel, faculty and administration in meeting the institutional needs regarding federal contract negotiations and execution; Ensure timely review and negotiation of clinical and non-clinical research related MTA's and DUA's with sponsoring agencies; Liaises with internal partners in research such as the Clinical Trials Office, Sponsored Projects Administration, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), the Institutional Review Boards (the "IRB") and the Office of Research Compliance and Training (ORCT); Negotiate research related federal contracts, and service agreements directly with the sponsors according to institutional policies and procedures; Monitor agreements for compliance with contractual requirements; Assist in developing and implementing policies and procedures designed to assure that federal contract negotiations are carried out in compliance with applicable federal and state regulations, including those promulgated in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the rules of the Joint Commission; Function as liaison to federal and non-federal grantor agencies; Prepare all Agreements for execution following institutional policies and procedures; Serve as a resource for researchers, faculty and departmental administrators with respect to federal regulations and policies.

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