Research Assistant, Addiction Psychiatry (Peds Overdose)

BMC Software; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 31,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Tuition reimbursement

Subsidized health insurance

Paid time off

Career development

Research opportunities

Job summary

Boston Medical Center is seeking a Research Assistant to support an NIH-funded trial evaluating overdose prevention in pediatric primary care. The RA will recruit youth ages 13–26, administer questionnaires, abstract records, and assist with data preparation and grant activities.

Responsibilities include participant enrollment, data management, IRB coordination, and translation support as needed. Strong English skills and Spanish ability are preferred for community outreach.

Qualifications

• A minimum of a Bachelor's degree is required by time of hire.
• Prefer experience in clinical research, public health experience or working with youth and families.
• Previous experience with recruiting subjects, with an understanding of the ethical and technical conduct of research preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assists in data collection and provides feedback on study’s progress.
• Recruits subjects to participate in the study by using approved methodologies.
• Conducts enrollment of study participants, including explaining procedures and obtaining informed consent.
• Schedules appointments and handles reminders and reimbursements.

Skills

English fluency

Spanish proficiency

Communication skills

Confidentiality

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Boston Medical Center is seeking a Research Assistant to support an NIH-funded trial evaluating overdose prevention in pediatric primary care. The RA will recruit youth ages 13–26, administer questionnaires, abstract records, and assist with data preparation and grant activities.

Responsibilities include participant enrollment, data management, IRB coordination, and translation support as needed. Strong English skills and Spanish ability are preferred for community outreach.