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PEOPLE - Associate Director for Administration
Mr. Goodman assists the Center Director and
his Senior Leadership in implementing all phases of strategic planning
and policy implementation. In addition to his participation as a decision-making
member of the senior team, the Associate Director for Administration
(ADA) manages all aspects of the Center’s business functions. He also
helps the Center Director promote the Center’s integrated mission
to the larger healthcare and lay community of San Diego and its surrounding
region. In this capacity, Mr. Goodman has Center-wide responsibility
for business and finance; grants management; human resources administration;
facilities and shared resources management; information technology
and systems, planning, communications and development; member and
community relations, and liaison with local, state and national organizations
associated with the fight against cancer. Mr. Goodman brings to the position a wealth
of knowledge including 17 years’ experience as administrative director
of an NCI-designated matrix comprehensive cancer center.
He also has held positions as central administration director
of grants and contracts administration; administrator of the department
of Psychiatry, administrator of the department of Pathology and administrator
of an NCI-designated Center for AIDS Research.
He has served on a number of institutional boards including
the Institutional Review Board (IRB), Institutional Animal Care and
Use Committee (IACUC), General Clinical Research Center Executive
Advisory Committee, and Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC).
He has been an administrative consultant to NIH Study Sections
and other educational / academic institutions. He is an Associate
Editor of the Journal of the Society of Research Administrators. Mr. Goodman holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Chemistry
from Long Island University; a Master of Public Administration degree
and a Master of Science in Clinical Management degree from New York
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