Remote Qualitative Research Lead, Youth Health Equity

University of California, Berkeley; Berkeley (CA); On-site; USD 51,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work up to 3 days/week

Full UC benefits

Bi-weekly pay

Job summary

The Boyce Research Group at the University of California Berkeley School of Public Health seeks a Qualitative Research Manager to lead qualitative work across multiple projects on LGBTQ+ and marginalized youth. Supervising a small team, you will manage IRB processes, data collection, and manuscript development in collaboration with partners and funders.

You will contribute to grant proposals, build partnerships, and ensure timely delivery of research outputs while maintaining trauma-informed,

Qualifications

• Working knowledge of public health research, equity frameworks, and data collection.
• Expertise in qualitative methodologies and interviews with diverse populations.
• Ability to develop publishable manuscripts from public health results.
• Ability to engage youth and community voices in research respectfully.
• Experience with LGBTQ+ youth, racial/ethnic minoritized youth, and survivors is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Independently manages at least one research-practice partnership and leads weekly meetings.
• Tracks and ensures timely completion of deliverables.
• Analyzes data using rigorous methods and presents findings to teams and audiences.
• Plans qualitative data collection, survey instrument design, and sampling procedures.
• Drafts academic manuscripts and funder-facing materials for dissemination.

Skills

Public health research

Qualitative methods

Interviews

IRB submissions

Youth engagement

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree (Preferred)

Tools

Dedoose

Atlas.ti

Job description

The Boyce Research Group at the University of California Berkeley School of Public Health seeks a Qualitative Research Manager to lead qualitative work across multiple projects on LGBTQ+ and marginalized youth. Supervising a small team, you will manage IRB processes, data collection, and manuscript development in collaboration with partners and funders.

You will contribute to grant proposals, build partnerships, and ensure timely delivery of research outputs while maintaining trauma-informed,