FAQs
Do we support remote work?
Yes, this position offers the opportunity to work remotely; however, all remote workers must reside in specific states or districts.
Is prior experience in grant management required for this role?
Pre and/or post grant awards experience is essential for this position.
What is the primary function of this Research Administrator role?
The primary function will involve either pre-award or award management activities, with cross-training for coverage in the other area.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this position?
A bachelor's degree is required, and research or grants education and/or certification is preferred.
What training will I need to complete if hired?
Required training includes successful completion of department training such as GC101 & 201, basic compliance training, and the Research Administration Academy (RAA) within specified time frames.
Are there opportunities for growth or further education?
Yes, employees are expected to maintain their RAA certification by completing continuing education requirements.
What types of award management tasks will I be responsible for?
Tasks include reviewing budget requests, communicating with project PIs regarding award issues, and managing the close-out process for projects.
Does this role involve interaction with external sponsors?
Yes, the Research Administrator will act as a liaison between sponsors and investigators during projects.
What values does Duke University uphold regarding diversity and inclusion?
Duke University is committed to creating a community built on collaboration, innovation, and belonging, emphasizing the importance of diverse perspectives and inclusive practices.
What is the organizational structure of the School of Medicine?
The School of Medicine comprises more than 2,600 faculty physicians and researchers, nearly 2,000 students, and over 6,200 staff, functioning within the broader Duke Health system.