Part-Time Research Coordinator I — Bilingual Public Health Studies

UTHealth Houston; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical premiums paid

Generous time off

Longevity pay

Retirement plan

Wellbeing programs

Counseling services

Gym discounts

Employee discounts

Child and elder care

Job summary

UTHealth Houston School of Public Health in Houston seeks a Research Coordinator I (Casual, 15 hrs/week) to assist with human subject research, including recruitment, data collection, entry, management and analysis. The role supports project logistics and record-keeping, with a bilingual English/Spanish emphasis.

The position prefers a bachelor’s degree and prior coordinator experience; it is a casual, limited-hours role within the School of Public Health in Houston.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; may substitute years of experience for education.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and submit study-related documents to the IRB.
• Develop data collection and quality control protocols.
• Assist with participant recruitment and data collection (qualitative and quantitative).
• Data entry and database management.
• Distribute participant incentives.
• Contribute to preparation of presentations, manuscripts, and final reports.
• Oversee administrative, operational, and coordination activities essential to project execution.
• Collaborate with investigators, clinical partners, and community stakeholders to ensure timely progress and communication.

Skills

Bilingual English/Spanish

Education

Bachelor's degree in related field

Job description

UTHealth Houston School of Public Health in Houston seeks a Research Coordinator I (Casual, 15 hrs/week) to assist with human subject research, including recruitment, data collection, entry, management and analysis. The role supports project logistics and record-keeping, with a bilingual English/Spanish emphasis.

The position prefers a bachelor’s degree and prior coordinator experience; it is a casual, limited-hours role within the School of Public Health in Houston.