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The Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc. seeks a Research Assistant II to support a 5-year NIH-funded R01 trauma study. You will conduct qualitative coding and assist with project administration, ensuring milestones are met and communications stay coordinated across sites.
You will help recruit and consent participants, manage data in REDCap, and contribute to progress reports and study documentation, while maintaining regulatory compliance and data quality.
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The Research Assistant II will support a 5-year NIH-funded R01 study which aims to identify best practices across multiple state trauma systems and identify opportunities to achieve optimal patient outcomes in trauma care at the system-level. They will conduct qualitative coding, provide general project administration, and maintain quality communication within the team to ensure that project milestones and deliverables are completed accurately an on schedule. The role will also support Delphi recruitment and organizing in-person meeting logistics. The Research Assistant may contribute to additional studies or initiatives as they develop, supporting the broader research mission of the team.