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The Sr Community Research Liaison / Project Interviewer role at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland supports scheduling and interviewing study participants and entering responses into a secure online data store. You will work with the project manager on data management and provide feedback on assigned projects.
This temporary 0.49 FTE position runs through June 2027 and requires reliability, strong organization, and flexibility to accommodate participant schedules in a hybrid setting.
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Position Category: Research
Job Type: Research
Position Type: Temporary Part-Time
Posting Department: Institute on Development and Disability (IDD)
Posting Salary Range: Commensurate with experience, education and internal equity. Minimum: $23.18, Midpoint: $28.10 per hour,
Posting FTE: 0.49
Posting Hours: Approximately 19 hrs per week. Temporary position thru June 2027.
HR Mission: School of Medicine
Drug Testable: No
The University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) has a 50-year history at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) in Portland. The UCEDD at OHSU works to improve the health and quality of life of Oregonians with disabilities through education, community service, research and information sharing.
The purpose of the Sr Community Research Liaison / Project Interviewer position is to fulfill sub-contracts for quality assurance and data entry related projects by scheduling and interviewing study participants and entering survey responses into an online data repository per project protocols. Sr Community Research Liaison will work with the project manager on data management and provide feedback on assigned projects.
*This is a temporary position at .49 FTE (approsimately 19 hrs per week) thru June 2027*
Hybrid position:
*This is a temporary position at .49 FTE (approsimately 19 hrs per week) thru June 2027*
Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.