Research Assistant (Part-Time)

UT Health San Antonio; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

UT Health San Antonio is seeking a part-time Research Assistant to support a developmental project addressing cancer clinical trial participation among older Latino adults. You will help prepare focus group and interview guides, assist with recruitment, scheduling, and coordination of interviews, and maintain study documentation.

You will also contribute to qualitative data organization and analysis, support intervention refinement, community engagement, dissemination activities, and the

Responsibilities

• Prepare focus group and key stakeholder interview guides.
• Recruit participants for focus groups and interviews.
• Schedule and coordinate focus groups and in-depth interviews.
• Assist with data collection and study documentation.
• Support qualitative data organization and analysis, and dissemination materials.

Skills

Qualitative research

Participant recruitment

Study coordination

Data management

Communication

Job description

This is a part-time position. Under general supervision, the Research Assistant (RA) will support the Developmental Project, Improving the Decision-Making Process for Cancer Clinical Trials Participation among Older Latino Adults Experiencing Social Determinants of Health.

The RA will support the project's community-engaged activities, including preparation of focus group and key stakeholder interview guides and study materials; participant recruitment; scheduling and coordination of focus groups and in-depth interviews; assistance with data collection and management; maintenance of study documentation; and communication with participants, community partners, and other stakeholders.

The RA will also support qualitative data organization and analysis activities, intervention development and refinement, community engagement, dissemination activities, and preparation of study materials, presentations, and reports. These activities will contribute to the development and refinement of a culturally relevant, multilevel intervention designed to address barriers and support informed decision-making and participation of older Latino adults in cancer clinical trials.