Budget Analyst, Clinical Research

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Do you enjoy project work and streamlining processes? Are you someone with experience in finance, clinical research, or other related businesses? We have an exciting opportunity for a Clinical Research Budget Analyst.

The role is part of the Clinical Research (CR) Finance unit within the Office of Research and Project Administration (ORPA). We are responsible for the overall fiscal management of clinical research at MSK from protocol budget development through revenue management.

You will work with industry sponsors, Principal Investigators, and other research collaborators on budget development, negotiation and approval, and contract payment terms. This position reports directly to the CR Finance Manager.

Pay Range $72,600.00-$112,400.00

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