Human Subjects Research Analyst

Job overview

The Human Subjects Research Analyst role is hybrid in Washington, DC, with partial telework, and pays $85,344–$87,307 per year. The analyst supports the Department of Homeland Security’s human subjects research compliance assurance program as part of a Human Research Protection Group team. The role reviews research protocols and related submissions for regulatory and ethical compliance, identifies deficiencies, and supports recommendations to federal staff and executive management. Accurate review and protocol records help maintain protections and compliance across supported research.

What you'll do

• Review human subjects research protocols, amendments, continuing reviews, continuations, and final reports
• assist with development and review of DHS-supported protocols
• assess compliance with applicable regulations and guidelines
• prepare written reviews using standardized checklists
• identify deficiencies and noncompliance
• support analysis and reporting recommendations
• maintain protocol files and information systems.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

human subjects research

research analyst

research compliance

protocol review

regulatory analysis

biomedical research

dhs support

hybrid

washington dc

$85,344–$87,307/year

human research protection group

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Competitive pay, benefits, and programs supporting work-life balance and employee preferences.

Why this role

Requires a bachelor’s degree in life science, biomedical, or related field and six years of relevant professional experience. CIP, SOCRA, CITI training, IRB experience, and federal research program experience are listed as differentiators; travel ability is noted as a plus.

About the employer

Ripple Effect is hiring for this role. Industry: Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services. Sector: 54.