Biomedical Research Analyst
kellySilver Spring (MD)
Biomedical Research Analyst
Posted 8 days ago
kellySilver Spring (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Kelly Government Solutions is a strategic supplier and business partner to the federal government and its key suppliers. Through our partnership with the National Institutes of Health, Kelly Government Solutions offers administrative, IT, engineering, scientific, and healthcare professionals the opportunity to work with one of the most prestigious research organizations in the world. We are currently seeking a Biomedical Research Analyst with the National Institutes of Health. This is a long-term contract position which offers: Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefit package Optional health, vision, and dental plans Paid leave (min 120 hours; prorated for part-time position) as well as 11 paid federal holidays and 401K plan. Access to NIH’s unparalleled resources and niche scientific initiatives. Ø Learn more about what Kelly can do for you at https://government.kellyservices.us/TASKS. The contractor shall: Assist in analyzing scientific and technical research projects and collaborate with staff on program planning, analysis, and reporting needs. Analyze data to find gaps and inconsistencies, determine the causes, and recommend solutions. Prepare reports and presentations that detail data analyses and communicate research progress and results. Produce publication-quality graphics from research images and data for internal, external, and web use. Research scientific, medical, and public health literature in national and international databases and journals. Write summaries and in-depth literature reviews to support ongoing laboratory investigations. Help analyze, evaluate, and interpret data for peer-reviewed publications and scientific presentations. Apply statistical methods in quality control programs and in evaluating program operations. Draft technical briefings, reports, and responses to requests for information about the Institute's research. Recommend improvements to research processes, workflows, and methodologies, and build a system to track recurring requirements. REQUIREMENTS. The contractor must have: Bachelor’s in biology, life sciences or related discipline Minimum 1-2 year experience in molecular biology, biochemistry, and hematology research.
Skills:
Experience conducting scientific or technical research. - Demonstrates knowledge of basic research methods, strategies and software applications and systems. - Strong oral and written communications skills. - Excellent analytical, organizational, and time management skills. PLEASE APPLY ONLINEWhen you apply, please know a Kelly Government Solutions Recruiter will review your resume and will contact you directly, if your skills and experience match the requirements of this position; a full job description can be made available at that time. Due to the high volume of inquiries, we regret that we cannot accept phone calls. Even if you aren’t contacted for this position, you are still part of our talent network. All Kelly recruiters have access to your profile, which expands your opportunities even further. As part of our promise to talent, Kelly supports those who work with us through a variety of benefits, perks, and work-related resources. Kelly offers eligible employees voluntary benefit plans including medical, dental, vision, telemedicine, term life, whole life, accident insurance, critical illness, short-term disability, and a transportation spending account. Visit https://www.mykelly.us/us-mykelly/perks/ for more information on benefits and perks that may be available to you as a member of the Kelly Talent Community.
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