Simons Foundation
Clinical Research Coordinator, Autism Research
160 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY · Mid · Full-time
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About the role
- The Clinical Research Coordinator will contribute to quality assurance, standardization, and release of foundation-supported datasets.
- The incumbent will also handle data queries and prepare descriptive statistics for internal and external inquiries, presentations, publications and community reports.
- In addition, they will assist the SFARI Science Team in promoting the research goals of SFARI, including providing high-quality public data resources to qualified researchers and promoting use of SFARI resources in the research community.
Responsibilities
- Support data standardization efforts across cohorts, biorepositories, and datasets hosted by SFARI, and test workflows for clinical issues/accuracy.
- Assist with developing and testing relevant data collection and review platforms.
- Collaborate with SFARI Clinical Research Manager, SFARI Vice President and Senior Scientific Officer, and Communications team to develop effective methods to disseminate reports and other relevant information to participant and research communities (e.g., webinars, articles, social media, etc.).
Requirements
- Bachelors degree required
- Proficiency with basic data "cleaning" and preparing descriptive statistics with social science data
- Experience with SQL, programming (e.g., R), and/or using Excel functions and formulas to manipulate data and perform quality control
- Experience with preparing graphics (such as histograms) and figures for publication, conference posters and presentations
- Familiarity with ASD and other neurodevelopmental disorders
- Must be detail oriented with excellent organizational skills and logical reasoning ability
- Must be self-motivated with the ability to take on independent tasks and work collaboratively with others
- Perform other duties or tasks as assigned or required.
Nice to have
- Masters degree or 2+ years' experience in related research or clinical field using the above skills preferred
- Experience with human participants research preferred
Skills
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Compensation
- The full-time annual compensation range for this position is $72,000-$82,000 annually, depending on experience.
Benefits
- In addition to competitive salaries, the Simons Foundation provides employees with outstanding benefits package.
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