Wayne State University
Michigan Poison & Drug Information Center Program Manager - Dept. Emergency Medicine
Detroit, MI, US
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About the role
- The Program Manager serves as a central point of contact for operations needs and follows through on priorities established by the directors.
- Spearhead and coordinate logistics and planning of Annual MiPDC Toxicology Symposium, and other similar continuing education offerings for health care professionals in the metro Detroit area and beyond.
- Track deliverable, approvals, renewals, and reporting deadlines with the appropriate institutional offices.
Responsibilities
- The Michigan Poison Drug Information Center Program Manager organizes the administrative and operational activities that support reliable, continuous Poison Center services.
- Build and maintain potential prospect and donor tracking system for hospitals, foundations, businesses, community organizations, and individual supporters, in coordination with the development office.
- Support directors with program implementation and administrative coordination of service agreements, research data contracts, and other business activities.
- Implement and maintain RingCentral ACE performance metrics and phone reviews.
- Develop and maintain monthly schedules for SPIs and update as needed.
Requirements
- Maintain administrative records of professional licenses, certifications, required training, and renewal dates.
Benefits
- Develop, plan, and coordinate quarterly education conferences for the tri-county residencies and other educational conferences as they become available.
- Identify grant and sponsorship opportunities annually to support Poison Center programs, educational materials, travel, and conference attendance.
- Coordinate leave requests, call offs, traded shifts, vacant shifts, and coverage for meetings or training.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Identify grant and sponsorship opportunities annually to support Poison Center programs, educational materials, travel, and conference attendance
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