The project manager is responsible for oversight of a nationwide research project that seeks to gather information on where contemplative practice is being taught and where it is effectively employed in programs and institutions. The manager will refine the scope and content of the project, create and monitor budgets, interview, hire and supervise consultants and a research team, conduct research and write reports of findings, coordinate all research related efforts at main office, collaborate with web designer to incorporate findings in website, and communicate purpose of project effectively to a wide range of individuals and institutions. Qualifications include experience with qualitative research methodologies, management of grant-funded programs, and familiarity with contemplative practice and the communities, institutions and individuals in the U.S. who offer contemplative practice. Both positions require excellent organizational skills, collaborative and flexible style, strong written and verbal communication skills, proficiency using MS Office, and a Bachelor's Degree or higher. Experience with contemplative practice and an interest in helping to integrate the values of contemplative practice into contemporary life are essential.
Salary commensurate with education and experience.
Excellent benefit package. The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society strongly supports workplace diversity. Please visit their website to read the report on this retreat, which was co-facilitated and taught by the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society.