Clinical Research Scholar in Lifestyle/Prevention (CRISP Scholar-Research)

The Department of Natural Sciences at the University of Michigan-Dearborn seeks a Clinical Research Scholar (CRISP Scholar) to collaborate on research projects in Preventive Health, Primary Care, and Emergency Medicine. Gain valuable mentorship and experience in clinical research and scholarly publishing. Opportunity to work alongside faculty, students, statisticians, and others on interdisciplinary projects. Potential for co-authorship on publications and presentations at scientific conferences Opportunities may exist to work in an acute clinical hospital setting Hourly pay by the Department of Natural Sciences, University of Michigan, Dearborn An assessment/exit interview is required. Duration: Twelve months, with a possible short-term extension Responsibilities* Participate in all stages of clinical research, including protocol development, IRB interaction, and execution. Contribute to scholarly activities such as writing manuscripts for publication, responding to reviewer comments, submitting research publications to journals, and responding to journal reviewers. Utilize electronic data capture systems (e.g., REDCap) for efficient data management (training provided). Some administrative support for the UM-Dearborn EMRAP program (BIO 494) may also be required at the discretion of the program director, currentlyDaniel Keyes, MD, MPH. The scholar must make two to three days a week available to allow scheduling for collaborative scholarly activity, participation in meetings, etc at Trinity Hospital Livonia, MI. Required Qualifications* Pursuing or recently obtained a higher education degree in a relevant field (e.g., biology, health sciences). Strong written and communication skills for manuscript preparation and interaction with journals. Excellent organizational skills and ability to work effectively, independently, and collaboratively. Successful applicant must comply with Trinity Health requirements, including health care coverage.

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