OPS Research Coordinator

Bachelor's degree in Health Education and Behavior, Exercise Physiology, Psychology, Public Health, Kinesiology, or a related field; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Participant Recruitment and Study Procedures

• Assist in development of project standard operating procedures and forms
• Recruit and retain study participants; schedule and coordinate all team members involved in testing
• Administer research procedures and assessments, including cognitive assessments and other study-specific testing
• Coordinate day-to-day logistics for research project(s), including scheduling of imaging visits
• Respond to all participant and study-related e-mails and inquiries in a timely manner

Data Collection and Management

• Collect, enter, and manage study data; utilize project management software to track project milestones
• Collect, manage, and report metrics of research success, including grants, grant dollars, and publications
• Work closely with the study team to coordinate participant activities and imaging
• Responsible for de-identifying data and preparing data for blinded analysis by completing paper and electronic reports
• Order study materials as needed; retain records/archive documents after project close-out

Regulatory Compliance and Study Administration

• Assist with regulatory compliance reporting and IRB filings and submissions
• Ensure study activities are implemented and completed within timeframes to meet research objectives and maintain regulatory compliance
• Manage study finances, including sponsor invoicing and resolving study subject billing issues
• Act as liaison for research participants, investigators, IRB, sponsors, and healthcare professionals

Laboratory Operations

• Coordinate scheduling and testing with imaging facilities for MRI studies
• Assist in day-to-day management of the laboratory and coordinate operations with other lab members

Other Duties

• Coordinate special studies or projects as directed
• Perform other tasks as requested and assigned by the PI

$22 per hour

Two years of relevant experience in human subjects research. Experience with project coordination, data management, and basic analysis techniques. Experience with research conducted in community and clinical settings, NIH-funded projects, and IRB submissions.

In order to be considered, you must upload your cover letter and resume.

Application must be submitted by 11:55 p.m. (ET) of the posting end date.