Cancer Center Administration

癌症中心管理-摘要 Karmanos癌症研究所（KCI）的行政部门为癌症中心的领导层提供支持， 研究计划和共享资源基础设施，KCI成员和工作人员提供的服务，旨在 减轻与研究相关的行政负担。行政当局对联合国使命的贡献 癌症中心通过提供有效的资源管理，促进关键的内部和外部的科学 会议，战略规划，并制定有用的指标，以帮助KCI高级决策 领导Evano Piasentin先生，研究管理副中心主任，带领一个经验丰富的 行政团队。政府支持135名科学成员在四个研究计划和九个 共享资源（包括正在开发的资源）。此外，行政部门管理校外资金 6300万美元（年度直接费用），KCI的年度研究预算为2100万美元，并协调内部试点 自上次更新以来，已获得超过200万美元的资金。 在上一个供资期间取得的显著成就包括行政办公室的改组， 充分利用员工的独特技能，提供一个更有效率和更有活力的环境，以满足需求 癌症中心。此外，行政当局支持规划、进程和制定一个新的 战略规划通过组织战略规划务虚会，召集来自不同学科的利益攸关方 在KCI。该战略计划集中在五个优先领域：免疫学和免疫治疗，癌症 代谢和代谢组学，癌症健康差异的生物学，解决风险的多层次决定因素 和生存率，以及增加干预性研究以减少差异。政府继续 对研究管理应用程序（RAA©）进行重大升级，这是一个自主开发的 KCI的CCSG数据。在空间管理方面，行政当局管理了基础科学的搬迁， 从过时的Prentis癌症研究大楼到翻新的Elliman研究大楼。 最后，行政部门在几个大型多PI项目赠款的开发中发挥了核心作用， KCI有史以来第一次资助的SPORE赠款;密歇根州前列腺SPORE（P50 CA 186786）。

CANCER CENTER ADMINISTRATION - ABSTRACT Administration at the Karmanos Cancer Institute (KCI) provides support to the Cancer Center leadership, Research Program and Shared Resource infrastructure, KCI membership, and staff by providing services aimed at relieving the administrative burden associated with research. Administration contributes to the mission of the Cancer Center by providing efficient management of resources, facilitating key internal and external scientific meetings, strategic planning, and developing useful metrics to aid in the decision making of KCI senior leadership. Mr. Evano Piasentin, Associate Center Director for Research Administration, leads an experienced administrative team. Administration supports 135 scientific members across four research Programs and nine Shared Resources (including one under development). Additionally, Administration manages extramural funding of $63 million (annual direct costs), KCI’s annual research budget of $21 million, and coordinated internal pilot funding of more than $2 million since the last renewal. Notable achievements during the past funding period include a restructuring of the administrative office to capitalize on the unique skills of staff and provide a more efficient and dynamic environment to meet the needs of the Cancer Center. Additionally, Administration supported the planning, process, and development of a new strategic plan through organization of strategic planning retreats convening stakeholders from various disciplines across KCI. The strategic plan is centered on five priority areas: immunology and immunotherapy, cancer metabolism and metabolomics, biology of cancer health disparities, addressing multilevel determinants of risk and survivorship, and increasing interventional research to reduce disparities. Administration continues to implement significant upgrades to the Research Administration Application (RAA©), a homegrown repository of CCSG data for KCI. With respect to space management, Administration managed a relocation of basic science laboratories from the outdated Prentis Cancer Research Building to the renovated Elliman Research Building. Finally, Administration played a central role in the development of several large, multi-PI project grants leading to the first-ever funded SPORE grant at KCI; The Michigan Prostate SPORE (P50CA186786).