The Charlotte Lozier Institute is the 501(c)(3) research and education institute of the Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, an organization dedicated to electing candidates and pursuing policies that will reduce and ultimately end abortion and the destruction of unborn human life. In less than a decade, CLI has already established itself as the go-to source for accurate and timely research and information on life issues. With a current network of over seventy Associate Scholars from a variety of disciplines, CLI provides pro-life groups and policy makers research-based information of the highest quality on issues including abortion, women’s health, prenatal diagnosis and treatment for the unborn, perinatal hospice, abortion reporting, sex-selection abortion, stem cell research and medicine, and health care policy.

The Senior Fellow & Director of Life Sciences is responsible for carrying out research and developing academic material to advance CLI’s mission. This individual will play a key role in defining CLI’s strategy, development of CLI research agendas, and coordination with CLI Associate Scholars to complete determined agendas. The Director will also be required to engage in public media appearances and interviews. The Senior Fellow & Director of Life Sciences must be a leader with unimpeachable academic credentials and an unshakable commitment to the cause of life.

Essential Functions
Competent in high-level academic and scientific research and writing.
Ability to analyze academic literature across the scope of all pro-life related scientific topics.
Be able to identify gaps in research and literature on life science issues.
Strong written and verbal communication.
Ability to effectively communicate complex material, present scientific material in public discussions and in media engagements.
Ability to collaborate effectively with CLI Associate Scholars and other academic professionals

Requirements
Demonstrated ability in research and communications.
Familiar with various research tools: internet, specialized archives, university-based collections, specialized institutions, government agencies, and other resources.
Familiar with advanced data collection and categorization methods, including telephone and written surveys, database searches, and library materials.
Ability to travel and to testify before legislative committees and to communicate with public audiences at conferences.
Must be strongly pro-life and committed to academic research in defense of life.

Required Education/Experience
A Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree in a biological science or related field.
Minimum of five (5) years professional experience, including post-doctoral, academic, industrial, or other professional life sciences settings.
Professional writing experience including evidence of peer-reviewed publications.

Preferred Education/Experience
Familiarity with NIH granting process.