The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) is hiring Health Program Specialists! The application window is open now and closes January 23 at 11:59 PM ET. Although the job announcement was launched by the National Institute on Aging, NINDS will be hiring off this job announcement to fill our own vacancies.
What is a Health Program Specialist?
These individuals support, plan, coordinate, and screen proposed research projects relevant to various subject-matter areas (summarized below); assist with the design and detailed analysis of scientific and/or administrative factors affecting research program priorities and performance; evaluate grants programs; and provide guidance to grantees on research objectives, requirements, and compliance. Click to learn more about what this job entails. Neither a PhD nor a postdoc are required.
What positions are available?
- Division of Neuroscience (5 positions: click to learn more about each team)
- Division of Clinical Research (1 position)
- Scientific Review Branch (1 position)
- Office of Global Health and Health Disparities (1 position)
How do I apply?
If you have never applied to USAJOBS before, you may find these links (and similar advice pages online) helpful as you prepare your application.
- Applying for jobs in scientific administration
- Global recruitment tips
- HR tips on writing a federal resume
- Careers at NIH: Navigating USAJobs as an Academic Scientist
Additional details
- NINDS is committed to workplace flexibility and offers a variety of schedule and duty station options (both local and remote).
- If you are currently a Federal employee or work in NIH Intramural, detail opportunities are also available.
- To view our current job opportunities, visit the NINDS Jobs page.
- Questions? Contact Ling Wong, Chief of Staff, Division of Neuroscience (ling.wong@nih.gov)
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