Operations Manager​

​Demonstrated expertise in research compliance, oversight, and complex program administration.​

​Leverage appropriate resources to address and resolve issues.

​Ensures issues are tracked, managed, and resolved completely.​

$70,000.00 - $95,000.00

The included pay rate or range represents the University’s good faith estimate of the possible compensation offer for this role at the time of posting.

Yes

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​​The Operations Manager provides strategic oversight of daily operations within the Institute for Population and Precision Health, supporting a rapidly growing and complex research institute.

Leveraging advanced knowledge and experience, the incumbent ensures effective and compliant operational support across research, clinical, and educational initiatives, as well as associated programs and external collaborations.

The role encompasses four primary areas: executive support for the Director, comprehensive operations management, academic affairs coordination, and HR onboarding/compliance.

​We seek an Operations Manager with a keen attention to detail, proven ability to work independently and solve multifaceted challenges, prompt and reliable responsiveness, and demonstrated expertise in research oversight and compliance.​

This at-will position is wholly or partially funded by contractual grant funding which is renewed under provisions set by the grantor of the contract.

​​Serve as principal liaison for the Director, faculty, students, administrators, and external partners, ensuring effective communication and coordination within a complex and expanding research program.

​​The Institute for Population and Precision Health (IPPH), located in the Biological Sciences Division, will integrate a wide spectrum of factors such as human health behaviors, environmental factors, social and economic factors, policies and genetic determinants of health, into studies focused on the treatment and prevention of disease, as well as the maintenance of wellness. Leveraging and integrating the University of Chicago’s considerable institutional ​strength in population science with research spanning diverse fields such as genetic medicine, cancer epidemiology, microbiome, and epigenomics, the Institute will have the common goal of improving human health outcomes. ​Another major goal of the Institute will be to develop a new multidisciplinary training program to equip researchers with emerging tools and methods to conduct precision health research within a population health framework. Our ​Faculty lead research projects in biostatistics, epidemiology and health services research and participate in interdisciplinary teams with faculty in other departments and universities to address complex problems in health and healthcare, in our communities and around the globe.​