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Excelsia Injury Care

Patient Representative

Woodbridge, VA · On-site

$18/hr

... outcome-oriented care coordination to make the recovery process easier. With Excelsia, patients are ... Maintain charts in proper order, inserting forms and reports in the appropriate location, making ...

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A Patient Reported Outcome (PRO) job involves collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data reported directly by patients about their health conditions, treatment experiences, and quality of life. Professionals in this role work in clinical research, healthcare, or pharmaceutical industries to ensure patient feedback informs medical decisions and regulatory approvals. They may develop surveys, assess data validity, and collaborate with stakeholders to improve patient care. The goal is to enhance healthcare outcomes by incorporating the patient’s perspective into research and treatment evaluations.

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Professionals in Patient Reported Outcome (PRO) roles are responsible for designing, implementing, and analyzing patient surveys and questionnaires to capture patient perspectives during clinical trials or healthcare studies. They often collaborate with clinical teams, data managers, and regulatory specialists to ensure that collected data meet quality standards and regulatory requirements. Their day-to-day tasks may include managing electronic PRO systems, training study staff, reviewing data integrity, and preparing reports for study sponsors or regulatory bodies. This role offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on how patient experiences shape clinical research and healthcare decision-making.

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Director, Mental Health

Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH)

North Bethesda, MD

Full-time

Re-posted 2 days ago

Job description

The Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH) is looking for a Director, Mental Health for Translational Sciences to evaluate, establish, and manage large-scale, multi-sector public–private partnerships focused on transforming the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders and mental health. 

The Director will operate at the intersection of clinical research, translational science, and regulatory engagement—working with academic investigators, biopharmaceutical partners, technology collaborators, patient organizations, and regulatory agencies to generate high-quality, actionable evidence that advances precision psychiatry. 

This role will oversee the protocol development and execution of an ambitious program integrating clinical data, multi-omics, digital phenotyping, imaging, and patient-reported outcomes to identify biologically and clinically meaningful subtypes of major depressive disorder (MDD) and predictive biomarkers of treatment response. 

This position will report to the Senior Vice President of Translational Science within the Science Partnerships department (or their designated report) and is based at the FNIH offices located in North Bethesda, MD.  

Key Responsibilities 

Scientific Leadership & Strategy 

  • Convene and facilitate partners and crosssector experts to drive the collaborative scientific strategy for a longitudinal MDD program focused on deep phenotyping and biomarker discovery, overseeing partner governance, joint protocol development, coordinated site selection, and integrated operational execution. 

  • Ensure integration of multimodal data (clinical, biological, imaging, behavioral, and digital) into a coherent scientific approach 

Partnership Leadership & Governance 

  • Establish governance structures, scientific steering committees, and working groups to drive alignment and accountability 

  • Serve as a trusted scientific leader and convener across diverse stakeholders with differing incentives 

Regulatory Engagement 

  • Work with partners to develop and lead regulatory strategies in collaboration with agencies (e.g., FDA, EMA) 

  • Ensure study designs and biomarker approaches align with regulatory expectations for qualification and clinical use and contribute to regulatory submissions, qualification packages, and scientific advice interactions 

Program Oversight & Delivery 

  • Manage complex program timelines, budgets, deliverables, and ensure dissemination of results through publications, data platforms, and stakeholder communications 

  • Oversee data governance, data sharing frameworks, and compliance with ethical and privacy standards 

Field Building & External Representation 

  • Represent the program in scientific, clinical, and policy forums and engage funders and strategic partners to sustain and expand initiatives 

  • Contribute to shaping the emerging field of precision psychiatry and biomarker-driven mental health research 

Required 

  • MD, PhD, or equivalent in psychiatry, neuroscience, clinical research, or related discipline 

  • 10+ years of experience in translational clinical research, including leadership of complex, multi-site studies or clinical trials 

  • Strong track record in preclinical translational research, biomarker development, or longitudinal cohort studies 

  • Proven ability to lead large, multidisciplinary, cross-sector collaborations 

  • Demonstrated experience interacting with regulatory agencies and contributing to regulatory strategy or submissions 

Preferred 

  • Training in neuropsychiatric research and/or practice experience in psychiatry or related mental health field 

  • Experience in major depressive disorder or other neuropsychiatric disorders 

  • Expertise in one or more relevant domains (e.g., neuroimaging, genomics, digital health, computational psychiatry) 

  • Experience with public–private partnerships or precompetitive consortia 

  • Track record of high-impact publications and scientific leadership 

This is a hybrid position and requires regular visits to FNIH headquarters in Bethesda, MD. This position may also require occasional travel for meetings, conferences and any other relevant engagements.  

At FNIH we are committed to living our core values every day. If you are excited about this role and the work of the Foundation, but your experience doesn’t align perfectly with all the qualifications in the job description, we encourage you to apply nonetheless. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles at FNIH.  

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