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The Health and Aging from Multicultural Perspectives Lab at the University of Kentucky is seeking an individual to support a grant-funded research study testing dementia risks in middle-to-late life adults.
Duties include recruiting participants, collecting survey and neuropsychological data, conducting qualitative interviews, coordinating daily operations, drafting study materials, serving as a liaison, and preparing reports.
Experience in research, community outreach, data collection, and report writing
N/A
Sitting and/or standing at the work station for extended periods. Lifting and/or carrying light weight objects up to 20 pounds.
Days, Monday-Friday; occasional weekends and evenings.
The Health and Aging from Multicultural Perspectives Lab at the Center for Health, Engagement and Transformation is seeking an individual to work on a grant funded research study testing middle-to-late life adults on dementia risks.
Duties include recruiting participants, collecting survey and neuropsychological data, and conducting qualitative interviews. The successful candidate will also assist with coordinating daily operations; drafting study materials; serving as a liaison; monitoring the study tracking system; performing statistical analyses; preparing reports; and performing other duties as assigned
Data collection knowledge; basic computer skills including MS windows, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint; REDCap (or other survey platform); social media skills
No
Bachelors Degree with previous experience working in a research lab
Deadline to Apply 09/10/2026
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