Neuroimaging Research Assistant, Developmental Neurology

Kennedy Krieger Institute, Inc.; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 36,956 - 60,296; Full time

Job summary

Kennedy Krieger Institute, Inc. is seeking a Research Assistant I to assist the principal investigator and research collaborators in collecting, analyzing, and archiving data related to neuroimaging and clinical outcomes.

The role requires responsibility, flexibility, and independence, performing data preparation, entry, transfer, and support for study meetings, conferences, and manuscript preparation. A Bachelor’s degree in psychology, statistics, or neuroscience is required, with experience in

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree is required, preferably in psychology, statistics or neurosciences.
• Experience with investigator initiated research projects and integrative research, including multi-site projects.

Responsibilities

• Supports Research Team and PI with data preparation, data entry, transfer, archiving, maintenance, and analysis.
• Attends study and research related meetings, conferences, and teleconferences.
• Assists with results preparation of ongoing studies for conferences and meetings, peer-reviewed manuscript and poster submissions, and grants.
• Assists with preparation of study related materials progress reports, and any other research execution/implementation pertinent documentation.
• Provides general technical and administrative support within the Moser Center.

Skills

Data collection

Data entry

Data analysis

Archiving

Education

Bachelor’s degree in psychology, statistics or neurosciences

Job description

Kennedy Krieger Institute, Inc. is seeking a Research Assistant I to assist the principal investigator and research collaborators in collecting, analyzing, and archiving data related to neuroimaging and clinical outcomes.

The role requires responsibility, flexibility, and independence, performing data preparation, entry, transfer, and support for study meetings, conferences, and manuscript preparation. A Bachelor’s degree in psychology, statistics, or neuroscience is required, with experience in