There are a minimum of three large national meetings each year, held at various sites in the U.S., and these meetings generally occur in May, June and October and last approximately 3 days each. Other meetings and travel may also occasionally be necessary, for example, to present progress reports to directors at National Institute on Aging. The incumbent may also be asked to prepare and make verbal presentations before all those assembled at some or all of these meetings. The position is funded by an NIH grant and as such has yearly noncompetitive renewal reports due inapproximately May of each year. Other deadlines occur from time to time throughout the year and it is therefore expected that the incumbent's work schedule be flexible enough to allow extra work if needed to meet a stringent deadline.
Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.
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