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Research Assistant, Epidemiology

  • Boston, MA, United States

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The Department of Epidemiology is seeking a Research Assistant (RA) to support the day-to-day operations of NIH funded projects. Primary responsibilities include managing a new study examining the links between reward processing, anxiety and depression symptoms, and treatment improvement.

The Research Assistant will:

  • Recruit, enroll, and retain adult participants with internalizing disorders seeking treatment at the Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders.
  • This will involve contacting individuals who express interest in the study, screening participants for study eligibility to assess history and current psychopathology, tracking participants over 12-month follow-up, and scheduling and coordinating assessment visits.
  • Administer and track standardized clinical assessments at baseline and follow-up visits.

This will include:

  • Sending participants links (and reminders) to complete self-report measures on REDCap, assisting participants as needed with in-person survey completion at the Center for Anxiety and Related Disorder, or assistance via telephone-based completion.
  • Manage study datasets and conduct basic statistical analysis for study reports.

This will involve:

  • Managing study databases, complete data-entry tasks, training undergraduate volunteers to complete data entry tasks, and present data to study team members during regular meetings.
  • Attend study meetings, order study supplies, track study payments, maintain organized files for all study-related materials, and correspond regularly with study team members.
  • Maintain and update IRB and study protocols as well as the study website.

THIS IS AN IN PERSON/ON PREMISES POSITION

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Skills

  • Research
  • Psychopathology
  • Scheduling
  • Statistics
  • Data entry
  • Manage quantitative data

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