Pediatric Speech & Deaf Studies Research Assistant
https:/www.scheurer.org/careers/
Kentucky
On-site
USD 35,000 - 50,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Scheurer in Kentucky is seeking a full-time Social Sciences Research Assistant. This role involves providing research support for two faculty members and includes participant recruitment, data collection, and oversight of student assistants. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in social science and some experience in research. Skills in Microsoft Office and statistical software are essential. The position offers an opportunity to work in a collaborative environment focused on aural rehabilitation and childhood stuttering research.
Qualifications
0 to 1 year of experience in relevant field.
Experience in participant recruitment and data management preferred.
Ability to learn new software and technologies.
Responsibilities
Recruit and schedule study participants for data collection.
Collect and clean research data for analysis.
Maintain detailed research records and documentation.
Oversee project tasks and support student research assistants.
Skills
Highly organized
Strong interpersonal skills
Communication skills
Team collaboration
Microsoft Suite proficiency
Experience with statistical software
Ability to work under supervision
AI tools familiarity
Education
Bachelor's degree in social science or related field
Tools
Microsoft Excel
MATLAB
RedCap
Qualtrics
Job description
Scheurer in Kentucky is seeking a full-time Social Sciences Research Assistant. This role involves providing research support for two faculty members and includes participant recruitment, data collection, and oversight of student assistants. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in social science and some experience in research. Skills in Microsoft Office and statistical software are essential. The position offers an opportunity to work in a collaborative environment focused on aural rehabilitation and childhood stuttering research.