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Medical Education Grant Outcomes Analyst

USA Remote

 

Our Company

CMEsquared® is dedicated to improving clinical care and patient outcomes by providing the highest quality education in dermatology for dermatologists and other providers who care for patients with skin disorders. CMEsquared® develops both live and enduring CME-accredited activities in collaboration with ACCME-accredited joint providers. Areas of experience and expertise include medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology, dermatopathology, pediatric dermatology, and important, late-breaking updates in general dermatology. CMEsquared® accredited education is developed based on a thorough assessment of identified educational needs, resulting in timely, relevant learning opportunities that convey actionable knowledge, skills, and tools. For more details on our portfolio of conferences and programs please visit cmesquared.org. To view our portfolio of companies, visit HCEsquared.com

The Essentials 

This opportunity is only for those looking for a fast-paced entrepreneurial environment and brings a track record of both consistent results and a way of working admired by their partners. 

  • Vision - the ability to zoom out, take a point of view on “What does good look like” and passionately communicate this across and outside the organization 
  • Strategic problem solving - the ability to define how to get to the vision by breaking the opportunity or problem down to simple and executable strategies. Be resourceful and solution-oriented
  • Accountability and collaboration - the ability to take ownership and be accountable for the outcome and motivate others to work effectively across the organization and set clear expectations 
  • Personal grit - the willingness and ability to dive into executional details

 

Job Description 

Title: Grant Outcomes Analyst
Reporting to: Grant Outcomes Manager
Location: REMOTE. Strong preference for Eastern and Central time zone locations

CMEsquared® is seeking a Grant Outcomes Analyst who will own the analysis, reporting, and distribution of continuing medical education (CME) programs.  They will work closely with the rest of the CME Grant Operations team to ensure that the right metrics are developed per the needs of the grant.  They will assemble the educational outcome data into presentations that will allow for easy consumption of outcomes for both internal and external stakeholders.  

You are passionate about CME and data analysis. You have a natural curiosity and believe in continuous improvement. You are clinician-centric and want to make sure that you are making a positive impact for our clinicians and their patients while providing value for our supporters.

Responsibilities

  • Collect CME program outcome data
  • Develop PowerPoint or other document templates for presenting outcomes. Iterate on these templates as CME trends and grantor needs shift
  • Support grants team in creating outcomes for needs assessments
  • Consult with grant coordinator and Chief Medical Officer around required KPIs needed to be shown in outcomes
  • Identify ways to analyze outcomes to support education success
  • Communicate and explain outcomes as needed or allowed to grant funders in collaboration with the CMO
  • Build outcome results for consumption for internal and external stakeholders
  • Assist in capturing questions and creating of pre/post-test evaluations
  • Assist CME grant operations team with other Ad-Hoc tasks

Qualifications and Skills

  • 4-year degree from an accredited institution
  • 1+ years of work experience in continuing medical education at any part of the grant lifecycle, but preference for experience in developing outcomes
  • Familiarity with CME/CE standards and processes
  • Excellent verbal and written communications skills
  • Superior organizational and time-management skills with a detail-oriented mindset
  • Strong proficiency Microsoft Office Suite required (Word, Excel, and Power Point), preferred
  • proficiency in Excel functions like pivot tables and VLOOKUP

 

Salary commensurate with experience plus benefits 

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