CIP Credentialed- The Certified IRB Professional (CIP®) credential constitutes formal recognition of an IRB professional’s broad knowledge of IRB functions and expertise about human research protection programs (HRPPs). It signals that its holders are highly qualified to discharge their duties pursuant to United States rules and regulations, prevailing ethical codes. Health Specialist NHLBI Data Access Committee Prevention and Population Sciences Program (PPSP) Division of Cardiovascular Sciences (DCVS) National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) National Institutes of Health (NIH) The NHLBI DAC Leadership Team plays a critical role in facilitating and implementing responsible data sharing policies/practices in the NHLBI extramural and intramural communities and maintaining human subjects' protections while leveraging research resources. Experienced in data sharing and related issues and working knowledge of NIH’s processes for grant applications and grants/programmatic management. Senior Human Subjects Protection Scientist - Perform a comprehensive pre-review of research protocols and supporting documents before review by a convened IRB or via expedited review procedure. Participate in the Post-IRB approval lifecycle management of assigned research protocols, including prereview of amendments, continuation reports, reports of unanticipated problems/serious adverse events/serious or continuing noncompliance/ research suspension or termination /protocol deviations, and final study reports. Support for site visits (monitoring, non-compliance) to include preparation and planning visits, aiding during visits, and preparing written reports. Aid in the development and updating of the IRBs human subject protections policies, procedures, guidelines, and process improvement initiatives. Aid in developing human subject protections education and training programs. Aid in the IRB's internal quality control/assurance program. Support the Human Research Protections Office, as needed, to include conducting DoD-required reviews for USAMRDC-supported research and DoD-conducted research. Human Research Protection Specialist, Subject Matter Expert (SME) Department of the Navy contract Compliance Analyst Aid in the development and implementation of human subject protection standards, policies, procedures, and systems compared to clinical research and cross-discipline human subject research, research subject protection in addition to institutional and investigator compliance. Serve as the point-of-contact for assigned Commands, supply guidance and oversight. Supply consultation for updating regulations and policies. Conduct site inspections and Assist visits with Commands on a regular basis. Evaluate and assess findings objectively and integrate all activities and results into a final assessment report or summary. Accomplished leader with 20+ years of experience in education, medical, scientific research, and operations management sectors. Navigates shifting priorities presented by stakeholders, clients, and industry recommendations; unites cross-functional teams under a singular company-wide vision of success. Able to convey complex technical and/or proprietary information, aid, and resolutions with intuitive explanations, empathetic communication strategies, and consummate professionalism.