Research Assistant II - Eating Disorders Lab

University of Louisville; Louisville (KY); Presencial; USD 19 000 - 28 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

The Eating Anxiety and Treatment laboratory at the University of Louisville is seeking a full-time Research Assistant II to support clinical and non-clinical studies on eating disorders. The position offers 40 hours per week at $17/hour.

Responsibilities include coordinating with clinic sites, communicating with participants, assisting with study design, data collection, grant applications, and supervising students.

Qualificações

• Associate's degree in a related field with 1+ year of relevant experience or an equivalent combination.
• Bachelor's degree in psychology, computer science, or engineering preferred.
• Interest in psychological research; experience with clinical populations preferred.
• Commitment of at least 1 year; ability to supervise undergraduate and graduate researchers.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate with clinic research sites and participants via email, in person, and by phone.
• Assist with project design, organization and data collection in lab, online, and clinic.
• Assist with grant applications; enter and code data; maintain databases.
• Supervise undergraduate and graduate assistants and manage data quality.
• Purchase supplies and handle general organizational tasks.
• Follow detailed research protocols to ensure data integrity.

Conhecimentos

Microsoft Word

Excel

PowerPoint

SPSS

REDCap

Communication

Research protocols

Teamwork

Organization

Attention to detail

Formação académica

Associate’s degree in related field

Bachelor’s degree in psychology, computer science or engineering (preferred)

Ferramentas

SPSS

REDCap

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The Eating Anxiety and Treatment laboratory at the University of Louisville is seeking a full-time Research Assistant II to support clinical and non-clinical studies on eating disorders. The position offers 40 hours per week at $17/hour.

Responsibilities include coordinating with clinic sites, communicating with participants, assisting with study design, data collection, grant applications, and supervising students.