Grants Administrator
Under the general direction of the Trauma Program Manager, the Grant Administrator is responsible for providing administrative advice and support in areas such as project development, implementation and monitoring as applied to a wide-variety of projects and externally funded programs (grant programs) throughout the life-cycle of projects at UM Capital Region Health (UMCAP). Also responsible for the preparation of project approval documents as well as all project related legal documents. In addition, the Grant Administrator plays a coordination role for projects/programs travel-related activities. In the conduct of his/her responsibilities, the Grant Administrator must complete the work in accordance with grant award standards, policies and procedures and ensure the effective and efficient stewardship of resources.
Work ExperienceEducation/Knowledge (see attached explanation sheet) Required: Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration or Health Care Administration or related field. Preferred: Master’s Degree in Business Administration or Health Care Administration or related field. Completed Course Work/Program: Certification in grant management is preferred. Applicable Experience Experience (years): Required 1-3 years Preferred: 3-5 years Experience (describe required & preferred): Must have at least one year of relevant work experience in grants and grant processes.
Bachelor's degree in business or healthcare administration required; 1+ years grant experience required; certification in grant management preferred; ability to prepare legal documents and coordinate travel.
Key Responsibilities
- preparing project documents
- coordinating travel activities
- ensuring policy compliance
Job Details
- Category: Business Operations
- Seniority: Entry Level
- Commitment: Part Time
- Workplace: Remote — Largo, Maryland, United States
- Salary: USD 69,388 – 97,136 / year
- Languages: English
About University of Maryland Medical System
A healthcare system providing medical services and supporting grant-funded programs. — Industry: Healthcare