Stakeholder Engagement Research Coordinator

Trustees of University of Pennsylvania; United States; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare

Tuition benefits

Retirement benefits

Professional development

Job summary

The University of Pennsylvania seeks a Community Engagement Research Coordinator to support stakeholder engagement across community- and practice-engaged research initiatives, including a multi-year PCORI trial studying physical activity and cardiovascular health.

Working with project leadership, investigators, patient partners, clinicians, and community organizations, you will develop advisory structures that promote meaningful participation throughout the research process and help translate

Responsibilities

• This position supports the planning, implementation, and evaluation of community-engaged research activities by facilitating communication, relationship building, and collaboration among patients, community members, clinicians, investigators, and organizational stakeholders.
• Responsibilities include coordinating advisory boards, focus groups, interviews, listening sessions, and other engagement activities that inform research priorities, study design, implementation, interpretation, and dissemination; developing and delivering education, training, and engagement resources that strengthen community participation in research; and supporting investigators and research staff in the application of best practices for stakeholder-engaged research.

Job description

The University of Pennsylvania seeks a Community Engagement Research Coordinator to support stakeholder engagement across community- and practice-engaged research initiatives, including a multi-year PCORI trial studying physical activity and cardiovascular health.

Working with project leadership, investigators, patient partners, clinicians, and community organizations, you will develop advisory structures that promote meaningful participation throughout the research process and help translate