Science Writer/Grant Writer

Responsibilities of the Science/Grant Writer:

Developing high-quality scientific and technical communication materials.
Identifying and pursuing funding opportunities.
Expertly crafting NIH/NSF/DoD SBIR grant proposals.
Collaborate with the research team.
Prepare manuscripts, publications and presentations.
Effectively communicate complex scientific findings to biomaterials and regenerative medicine professionals, as well as to to investors and the broader public.

Requirements of the Science/Grant Writer:

PhD in biomaterials, tissue engineering, biomedical engineering, or related fields.
Demonstrated success in grant writing, particularly with NIH, NSF, and DoD SBIR programs, reflecting a deep understanding of the biomaterials sector.
A substantial record as a first author in high-impact scientific publications, showcasing expertise in scientific communication.
Proficiency in translating intricate scientific concepts in biomaterials and related areas to various audiences.
Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, capable of thriving in a fast-paced environment.
Advanced proficiency in document and presentation formatting using PowerPoint, Word, and Excel.
Strong competency in statistical analysis within the biomedical research domain.
Experience in project management is an added advantage.
Previous work in regenerative medicine or tissue engineering is highly beneficial.
Certifications in scientific communication or medical writing from organizations like AMWA or EMWA are valuable, though not essential.