Wayne State University
Research Assistant, Clinical/Population Sciences - Dept. Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences
Detroit, MI, US
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About the role
- Assist in the coordination and implementation of behavioral and population-based research protocols, including participant recruitment, regulatory compliance, data collection and management, and dissemination of research findings.
- Recruit and screen study participants through approved methods, including outreach, surveys, and interviews.
- Communicate regularly with the Principal Investigator and research team regarding study progress and participant status.
Responsibilities
- Under the direction of the Principal Investigator, provide scientific, technical, regulatory, and administrative assistance to support clinical and population science (human subjects) research studies.
- Support the design and implementation of clinical research protocols involving human subjects.
- Collect, enter, and maintain accurate clinical and research data, including outcomes, surveys, and case report forms.
- Perform preliminary data analysis and generate graphs, charts, and tables to summarize results in accordance with study protocols.
- Assist in drafting, factchecking, editing, and proofreading scientific manuscripts, study reports, and regulatory documents.
- Maintain organized research records and study files in accordance with regulatory and institutional requirements.
- Coordinate study materials and supplies, and support documentation for audits, monitoring visits, and regulatory submissions.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
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