Grants director vs grants administrator

Differences between grants director and grants administrator duties and responsibilities

Grants director example responsibilities.

• Manage staff responsible for all aspects of solicitation, budget oversight, compliance, site visits and audit process.
• Lead the facility in implementing person-centered care/hospitality philosophy, electronic medical records, maximization of Medicare reimbursement, and alternative therapies.
• Serve on the hospital IRB.
• Conduct research for preparation of NIH grant.
• Prepare grant proposals, including all HRSA grants.
• Write and submit grants utilizing grants.gov and HRSA's EHB.
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Grants administrator example responsibilities.

• Establish operating policies and procedures and attain SNF Medicare certification.
• Update faculty regarding new federal sponsor (NIH and NSF) policies and regulations.
• Verify compliance documents (IRB, IACUC, internal documents) with RVL and PCRO on inter-institutional agreements.
• Organize and prepare grant applications for submission to NIH and private foundations.
• Submit research relate regulatory and annual reports, including IRB applications and updates, annual reports, and the like.
• Serve as technical resource for grant recipients with knowledge of federal regulations and guidelines; OMB circulars A110 and A122.
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