AI&DHI Program Manager, e-HAIL

AI&DHI Program Manager, e-HAIL

We are looking for a Program Manager to lead our e-HAIL community. The e-HAIL Program Manager is a strategic, task-oriented individual responsible for uniting medical and engineering researchers to grow a community for developing proof-of-concept research in preparation for submitting grant proposals. The Program Manager will identify and share funding opportunities with e-HAIL members and the larger U-M AI and Health community; provide forums for peer reviews; and host brainstorming activities prior to proposal submissions. Understanding the unique cultures of the engineering and medical schools is integral to this role as is close collaboration with U-M's AI & Digital Health Innovation (AIDHI) initiative. The ideal candidate is an excellent communicator with a proven track record of working with faculty researchers, and is a self-starter with a strong sense of ownership and initiative.

AI & Digital Health Innovation represents a unification of interdisciplinary efforts at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and health at the University of Michigan. We leverage community partners to provide forums for sharing digital and health AI research ideas, foster innovation, and strengthen proposal development initiatives. Our e-HAIL (E-Health and Artificial Intelligence) Community is a supportive community of researchers that interacts regularly through online brainstorming sessions and in-person workshops, primarily focused on helping engineering and medical faculty prepare proposals for grant submissions.

Responsibilities

Community building :

• Propose, plan and provide administrative support for community-building opportunities, including biweekly seminar series, annual symposium, in-person workshops / discussions, and other meetings and events
• Foster community-building across campus to build interdisciplinary teams of faculty to develop large grant proposals for research projects in AI and healthcare through NIH, NSF and other grant mechanisms
• Proactively identify potential new members and collaborators across the College of Engineering (CoE) the Medical school (MM), and other schools and colleges, ensuring balanced membership
• In partnership with AIDHI staff / leadership, present at U-M and MM symposia, events, faculty meetings, 1 : 1 consultations with new faculty, and other avenues to create awareness of e-HAIL and other AHDI support services
• Partner with marketing and communication specialists to promote and increase the visibility of e-HAIL (newsletter and website)
• Maintain e-HAIL membership list and gain familiarity with member research interests

Research development and documentation :

Strategic Planning :

Required Qualifications

Desired Qualifications