Clinical Research Assistant NES

at  Rhode Island Hospital

SUMMARY:

We are seeking a research assistant to facilitate psychological and medical projects in the Hasbro Children�s Partial Hospitalization Program (HCPHP) for 20 hours a week. This position may have the potential to be increased to a full-time position if desired. The HCPHP is a unique day treatment program that treats patients with co-occurring medical and psychiatric conditions. HCPHP�s treatment model emphasizes integrated care with intensive expertise across multiple disciplines (e.g. pediatrics psychiatry psychology nursing nutrition rehabilitation therapy).
The RA will support research projects program evaluation and psychosocial screening efforts. Specific tasks will include managing data preparing and summarizing study results and other tasks integral to research. The research assistant may have the opportunity to participate in generating presentations reports and manuscripts as the data permit.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

� A bachelor�s in psychology public health biology or a related field.
� Ability to commit to the position for at least 1 year.
� Experience with research concepts and techniques preferred.
� Ability to function autonomously in a collaborative interdisciplinary team involving research medical and mental health care.
� Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills.
� Demonstrated strong administrative skills and a strong attention to detail.
� Strong computer skills (e.g. REDCAP SPSS Excel).
� Ability to work harmoniously with diverse groups of individuals including children and parents.
This opportunity will provide excellent research training for those considering pursuing graduate studies in psychology or public health as well as those planning to apply to nursing or medical school.
To apply please send a cover letter resume/CV and two written recommendations (sent directly by your recommenders) to Dr. Barbara Jandasek (bjandasek@lifespan.org) and Dr. Jack Nassau (jnassau@lifespan.org). We will review applications as they are received and contact applicants to extend interview invitations. We will accept applications until the position is filled.
Lifespan is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race color religion sex national origin age ethnicity sexual orientation ancestry genetics gender identity or expression disability protected veteran or marital status. Lifespan is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor.
Location: Rhode Island Hospital RIH
Work Type: PART TIME
Shift: Shift 1
Union: NON UNION

SUMMARY:

We are seeking a research assistant to facilitate psychological and medical projects in the Hasbro Children�s Partial Hospitalization Program (HCPHP) for 20 hours a week. This position may have the potential to be increased to a full-time position if desired. The HCPHP is a unique day treatment program that treats patients with co-occurring medical and psychiatric conditions. HCPHP�s treatment model emphasizes integrated care with intensive expertise across multiple disciplines (e.g. pediatrics psychiatry psychology nursing nutrition rehabilitation therapy).
The RA will support research projects program evaluation and psychosocial screening efforts. Specific tasks will include managing data preparing and summarizing study results and other tasks integral to research. The research assistant may have the opportunity to participate in generating presentations reports and manuscripts as the data permit.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

� A bachelor�s in psychology public health biology or a related field.
� Ability to commit to the position for at least 1 year.
� Experience with research concepts and techniques preferred.
� Ability to function autonomously in a collaborative interdisciplinary team involving research medical and mental health care.
� Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills.
� Demonstrated strong administrative skills and a strong attention to detail.
� Strong computer skills (e.g. REDCAP SPSS Excel).
� Ability to work harmoniously with diverse groups of individuals including children and parents.
This opportunity will provide excellent research training for those considering pursuing graduate studies in psychology or public health as well as those planning to apply to nursing or medical school.
To apply please send a cover letter resume/CV and two written recommendations (sent directly by your recommenders) to Dr. Barbara Jandasek (bjandasek@lifespan.org) and Dr. Jack Nassau (jnassau@lifespan.org). We will review applications as they are received and contact applicants to extend interview invitations. We will accept applications until the position is filled.
Lifespan is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race color religion sex national origin age ethnicity sexual orientation ancestry genetics gender identity or expression disability protected veteran or marital status. Lifespan is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor.
Location: Rhode Island Hospital RIH
Work Type: PART TIME
Shift: Shift 1
Union: NON UNION

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

� Support providers and trainees on the HCPHP team.
� Prepare materials for and manage IRB submissions.
� Conduct data management including survey data and data extracted from electronic medical records.
� Administer psychosocial screeners to patients and families.
� Assisting with project coordination including administrative tasks (e.g. organizing agendas tracking study decisions and milestones) and communication with team members and study participants/patients.
� Draft research training manuals and procedures.
� Conduct literature reviews support manuscript preparation oral presentations poster presentations and grant writing.

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

� Support providers and trainees on the HCPHP team.
� Prepare materials for and manage IRB submissions.
� Conduct data management including survey data and data extracted from electronic medical records.
� Administer psychosocial screeners to patients and families.
� Assisting with project coordination including administrative tasks (e.g. organizing agendas tracking study decisions and milestones) and communication with team members and study participants/patients.
� Draft research training manuals and procedures.
� Conduct literature reviews support manuscript preparation oral presentations poster presentations and grant writing.