Center Coordinator

Digital Infuzion Center Coordinator

We believe that by equipping researchers with rapid insights and providers with tailored, on-demand data, we can help people lead better, healthier lives. At Digital Infuzion, we harness innovative healthcare solutions and cutting-edge bioinformatics to make meaningful impacts in patient care. Our team thrives in a creative, open, and growth-oriented environment, guided by our core values:

Focusing on what matters most and making timely, informed decisions.

Embracing creativity and continuous improvement to drive novel solutions.

Communicating openly and honestly, balancing direct feedback with genuine care.

Pursuing excellence and continuous growth beyond the status quo.

Adapting and persevering through challenges, turning obstacles into opportunities.

If you're passionate about leveraging technology to improve healthcare and want to work in an environment that values innovation and collaboration, we may have just the opportunity for you.

Digital Infuzion delivers Data Coordination Services to large multi-center research networks through a comprehensive scientific data management, sharing, and analysis platform. We are looking for an exceptional individual to serve as the Center Coordinator for a Data Coordination Services program supporting the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. In this role, you will provide scientific and operational coordination for a multidisciplinary team supporting a mission-driven NIH program focused on infectious disease, vaccine development, translational research, and related scientific initiatives.

The role will bring together expertise in biomedical research, data management, informatics, data quality, and scientific communications. Serving as a key liaison among program leadership, government stakeholders, investigators, data managers, and technical teams, the Coordinator will help ensure that scientific priorities and stakeholder needs are clearly understood and addressed. This individual will translate those priorities into coordinated activities, effective data management strategies, well-defined technical requirements, and high-quality program deliverables.

• The ideal candidate is a scientifically trained professional with experience coordinating complex biomedical, public health, clinical, translational, or research-focused programs.
• You are a natural organizer, task manager, and action-oriented problem solver.
• You have a desire to apply your scientific or research background to support programs that enable biomedical discovery and public health impact.
• You are comfortable working with scientists, data analysts, informatics professionals, communications specialists, technical teams, and government stakeholders.
• You are skilled at facilitating discussions, identifying areas of agreement, resolving ambiguity, and translating stakeholder needs into clear requirements and next steps.
• You have a strong sense of quality and can help teams maintain clear processes, documentation, timelines, and expectations.
• You are interested in scientific data sharing, research coordination, and the role of data quality in advancing translational and pre-clinical research.
• You are collaborative, adaptable, and able to operate effectively in a fast-paced, matrixed environment.

• Serve as a primary scientific and programmatic liaison among government stakeholders, investigators, data managers, partner organizations, and internal scientific and technical teams.
• Support the Project Manager in coordinating project activities, timelines, deliverables, priorities, risks, dependencies, and action items across scientific, data quality, communications, and technical work streams.
• Lead or facilitate recurring meetings, scientific working groups, requirements-gathering sessions, and stakeholder discussions, documenting decisions, action items, and follow-up activities.
• Coordinate the development, implementation, and maintenance of data standards, metadata models, and data management approaches for exploratory, preclinical, translational, and related biomedical research data.
• Develop and promote data management, access, and sharing practices consistent with FAIR data principles, NIH expectations, and applicable public repository requirements.
• Translate scientific priorities and user needs into clear requirements and recommendations for data quality, informatics, software development, analytics, and AI-enabled tools.
• Coordinate technical assistance and collaboration between scientific subject matter experts and technical teams to support investigators, data managers, and other members of the program's user community.
• Support scientific communications, outreach, and program activities, including annual meetings, conferences, webinars, presentations, websites, and stakeholder-facing materials.
• Coordinate with data quality and scientific staff to help track data submission…