Research Assistant, Department Of Health And Exercise Science
Wake Forest University
Winston Salem, NC, United States
On-site
Human subjects research data collection
Remote intervention delivery
Participant eligibility screening
Wake Forest University is seeking a Research Assistant for its Department of Health and Exercise Science to support a human subjects research trial focused on physical activity and healthy eating interventions for older adults with chronic pain. The ideal candidate will have experience with research protocols, strong interpersonal skills, and a relevant degree
Job Summary
This position supports a federally funded human subjects research trial investigating the impact of a remotely delivered physical activity and healthy eating intervention for older adults with chronic pain.
Primary responsibilities include implementing, coordinating, and administering remote human subjects research data collection measures, such as psychological and pain-related questionnaires, and physical function evaluations.
The role may involve preparing and sending testing kits, assisting with technology setup for participants (e.g., iPads, bodyweight scales, activity monitors), and participating in recruitment and eligibility screening activities.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 85
Wake Forest University is seeking a Research Assistant for its Department of Health and Exercise Science to support a human subjects research trial focused on physical activity and healthy eating interventions for older adults with chronic pain. The ideal candidate will have experience with research protocols, strong interpersonal skills, and a relevant degree.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Human subjects research data collection
Remote intervention delivery
Participant eligibility screening
Data management and cleaning
Technology setup for participants
Nice-to-have
Protocol development support
Adverse event reporting
DSMB reporting assistance
Community advisory board interaction
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Health & Exercise Science, Exercise Physiology, or related field
NIH-approved training in human subjects protection within three months of hire
Proficiency with Word and spreadsheet applications
Familiarity with database applications and statistical software