Tulane University
Senior Administrative Compliance Specialist
Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 70123
Overview
Assist with the administration of conflicts of interest (COIs), conflicts of commitment (COCs), and institutional research conflicts of interest (ICOIs), including review, committee support, management plan monitoring, and development of compliance infrastructure. Support the ongoing development of the Universitys Compliance & Ethics Program. Responsibilities
Review COIs, COCs, and ICOIs to ensure compliance and risk assessment. Provide committee support and monitor management plans related to COIs, COCs, and ICOIs. Develop and maintain the compliance infrastructure to support program effectiveness. Support ongoing development of the Universitys Compliance & Ethics Program. Qualifications
Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, the ability to prioritize multiple projects, and excellent oral and written communication skills. Strong computer skills (Microsoft Office): email, correspondence, web-based research, use of databases; telephone communication, filing, and retrieval of records. Ability to assess complex conflict scenarios and provide clear, actionable recommendations. Ability to educate and train university faculty, researchers and staff on COI and COC policies and best practices. Knowledge of federal and state COI and COC regulations, including NIH, NSF and other agency-specific requirements. Education and Experience
Bachelors Degree 5 years or comparable combination of education and related experience Preferred Qualifications
Experience working with university faculty and staff Direct experience with COI and COC policies and practices in a higher education setting Background in science or medicine
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Assist with the administration of conflicts of interest (COIs), conflicts of commitment (COCs), and institutional research conflicts of interest (ICOIs), including review, committee support, management plan monitoring, and development of compliance infrastructure. Support the ongoing development of the Universitys Compliance & Ethics Program. Responsibilities
Review COIs, COCs, and ICOIs to ensure compliance and risk assessment. Provide committee support and monitor management plans related to COIs, COCs, and ICOIs. Develop and maintain the compliance infrastructure to support program effectiveness. Support ongoing development of the Universitys Compliance & Ethics Program. Qualifications
Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, the ability to prioritize multiple projects, and excellent oral and written communication skills. Strong computer skills (Microsoft Office): email, correspondence, web-based research, use of databases; telephone communication, filing, and retrieval of records. Ability to assess complex conflict scenarios and provide clear, actionable recommendations. Ability to educate and train university faculty, researchers and staff on COI and COC policies and best practices. Knowledge of federal and state COI and COC regulations, including NIH, NSF and other agency-specific requirements. Education and Experience
Bachelors Degree 5 years or comparable combination of education and related experience Preferred Qualifications
Experience working with university faculty and staff Direct experience with COI and COC policies and practices in a higher education setting Background in science or medicine
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