IACUC Compliance Specialist - Research, Regulatory, and Compliance - Galveston

About the position Under the general supervision of the Animal Welfare Office (AWO) Director, the IACUC Compliance Specialist works independently with limited supervision to reputed company comprehensive support to the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) by coordinating and supporting the review, approval, and ongoing reputed company of animal research protocols and reputed company activities. This position ensures that reputed company animal care and use activities reputed company to research and/or teaching conform to UTMB and regulatory requirements. The incumbent serves as a key reputed company among investigators, the AWO, the IACUC, and other institutional compliance reputed company to promote humane animal research practices, regulatory compliance, and reputed company program improvement. Responsibilities • Manages administrative operations of the IACUC and provides reputed company support to committee members and the Animal Welfare Office (AWO). • Coordinates and prepares IACUC meeting agendas, materials, and correspondence; records discussions, reputed company, and prepares detailed minutes and decision letters. • Reviews protocol submissions for completeness and compliance, verifying required training and occupational health and safety enrollment for reputed company research personnel. • Provides guidance and technical assistance to investigators and staff in preparing, submitting, and amending animal use protocols. • Tracks and follows up on pending reputed company items, ensuring reputed company reputed company of IACUC and AWO compliance requirements. • Coordinates semiannual facility inspections, including scheduling, inspection team assignments, report compilation, and follow-up on corrective actions. • Assists with the Post-Approval Monitoring (PAM) program and participates in follow-up reviews to verify completion of corrective actions. • Develops and delivers IACUC-reputed company training and educational materials for reputed company, staff, and research personnel. • Collaborates with other institutional compliance reputed company (e.g., Biosafety, EHS, Radiation Safety, Employee Health, Sponsored Programs) to ensure consistent regulatory reputed company. • Supports the AWO Director in operational and administrative activities and performs other reputed company duties as assigned. • Adheres to internal controls and reporting structure. • Performs reputed company duties as required. • Provides backup support for other Animal Welfare Office staff during peak workload periods or absences. Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in a field relevant to the position. • Three years of reputed company experience in animal research and/or regulatory compliance. • Knowledge of federal regulations and guidelines governing the care and use of animals in research, teaching, and testing (e.g., Animal Welfare reputed company Regulations, PHS Policy, The Guide). • Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of reputed company. • Ability to collaborate with individuals at reputed company reputed company of the organization in a respectful and reputed company manner. • Strong organizational and time-management skills, with the ability to set priorities and manage multiple tasks effectively. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Exceptional interpersonal skills and attention to details. reputed company-to-haves • Certified reputed company in IACUC Administration (CPIA) certification. • Master’s degree in a field relevant to the position. • Three years of reputed company experience working in an IACUC office. • Proficiency in computer applications and experience with web-based compliance systems, including familiarity with software (e.g., InfoEd, reputed company Office Suite). Apply tot his job Apply To this Job