Research Assistant, Department Of Health And Exercise Science
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, US
Fully remote
Bachelor's degree in health & exercise science
Nih-approved human subjects training within 3 months
Comfortable with remote testing via phone/video
Wake Forest University is seeking a Research Assistant for a federally funded study focused on the impact of physical activity and healthy eating interventions for older adults with chronic pain. The role involves data collection, participant coordination, and interaction with various stakeholders, and is grant-funded for 3.5 years
Job Summary
This position supports a federally funded human subjects research trial investigating the impact of remotely delivered physical activity and healthy eating interventions for older adults with chronic pain.
The role involves coordinating delivery of testing materials, conducting remote testing procedures, and managing human subjects research data collection and cleaning.
Interaction with study participants is substantial, requiring strong interpersonal skills to foster relationships with individuals from diverse educational and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Matching Summary
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Wake Forest University is seeking a Research Assistant for a federally funded study focused on the impact of physical activity and healthy eating interventions for older adults with chronic pain. The role involves data collection, participant coordination, and interaction with various stakeholders, and is grant-funded for 3.5 years.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Bachelor's degree in Health & Exercise Science
NIH-approved human subjects training within 3 months
Comfortable with remote testing via phone/video
Proficiency in word processing and spreadsheet software
Strong interpersonal skills for diverse populations
Nice-to-have
Master's degree preferred
Prior human subjects research experience
Familiarity with database and statistical software
Ability to oversee student workers
Experience with protocol adaptation
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Health & Exercise Science or related field
NIH-approved training in protection of human subjects required within three months