Administrative Core

行政核心项目摘要 行政核心是所有行政和通信支助的中心枢纽。由Jan博士领导 Schnitzer，行政核心将创造一个环境，促进领导人之间的互动 每个项目和其他核心的研究人员，内部和外部咨询委员会， 分包实体、伯明翰亚拉巴马大学（UAB）的行政人员， 密歇根州立大学。核心还将支持与合同研究组织的互动 将执行与项目相关的工作。核心A将是主要的行政和财政接口 与NCI合作，并将负责科学监督，并确保及时和完整 所需的文件。此外，核心A将为PPG调查人员提供咨询和服务 在研究设计、数据分析、数学建模、模拟、演示和解释方面 的发现。该核心将支持涉及以下临床方面的执行和管理的活动： 的PPG。关于与其他核心和项目的互动，核心A将建立监测和 项目人员使用其他服务核心的文档协议，并将是 项目人员对服务核心使用的优先次序产生的任何冲突。通过监控两个核心的使用情况 和项目进度，核心A将准备好有效地建议或评估服务中的拟议变更 核心程序和/或服务。Schnitzer博士非常适合直接核心A，此前曾领导过一个五- 一年多机构，多研究员NCI计划项目赠款，目前正在领导一个NHLBI五年 多机构和人员计划项目赠款，重点是开发新的治疗方法， 间质性肺纤维化他还担任Sidney Kimmel癌症中心（SKCC）的科学主任 九年来，他指导了许多NIH、DOD和加州资助的研究项目。经验丰富 与他成功和有效合作的行政和项目管理人员 十多年后，他每天都在帮助他。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE PROJECT SUMMARY The Administrative Core is the central hub for all administrative and communications support. Led by Dr. Jan Schnitzer, the Administrative Core will create an environment that will facilitate interactions between the Leaders and Researchers in each of the Projects and the other Cores, the Internal and External Advisory Boards, and the administrative personnel of the subcontracted entities, the University of Alabama, Birmingham (UAB) and Michigan State University (MSU). The Core will also support interactions with contract research organizations that will be performing work related to the projects. Core A will be the primary administrative and fiscal interface with the NCI and will be responsible for scientific oversight as well as ensuring timely and complete documentation as required. Additionally, Core A will provide consultation and service to the PPG investigators in the areas of study design, data analysis, mathematical modeling, simulation, presentation, and interpretation of findings. This Core will support activities involved in the execution and management of the clinical aspects of the PPG. Regarding interactions with the other Cores and Projects, Core A will establish monitoring and documentation protocols for use of the other service cores by project personnel and will be the final arbiter of any conflicts arising over prioritization of service core usage by project personnel. By monitoring both Core usage and Project progress, Core A will be poised to efficiently recommend or evaluate proposed changes in service core procedures and/or services. Dr. Schnitzer is well-suited to direct Core A having previously headed a five- year multi-institutional, multi-investigator NCI program project grant, and is currently leading a NHLBI five-year multi- institutional and personnel program project grant focused on developing novel therapeutics to treat interstitial pulmonary fibrosis. He also served as Scientific Director for the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center (SKCC) for nine years and has directed numerous NIH, DOD and California funded research projects. Seasoned Administrative and program management personnel with whom he has successfully and effectively worked with for more than ten years will assist him daily.