Senior Research Coordinator, Cancer Center (Part Time)

Senior Research Coordinator, Cancer Center (Part Time) Location: Tucson Campus, Tucson, AZ. Part‑time 20 hours per week (0.5 FTE). Salary: $25.50 - $31.87 per hour. The Research Coordinator ensures all study information is collected on time, complete, and accurate. Must have experience with surveys, anthropometric measures, and qualitative data collection. Must be familiar with REDCap database. Responsible for human subjects protections, including Tribal sovereignty, privacy, and confidentiality. Must travel to the Navajo Nation, primarily within the state, and may require weekend and evening work. A valid driver’s license is required. Duties & Responsibilities Ensure all study‑related data collection materials, methods, and approaches are consistent and well documented. Arrange for data collection with partners and ensure it is on time, complete, and accurate. Collect data at study schools on the Navajo Nation, including surveys and anthropometric measures. Lift, carry, set up, and store 15‑20 pounds of project materials such as wagons, plastic bins, and equipment. Use several applications to enter and store data. Ensure data quality and store data in REDCap, UA Box, and UA Box Health. Ensure compliance with human subjects protections, including Tribal sovereignty, data sovereignty, privacy and confidentiality. Keep the human research protocol current in the UA system. Create a health promotion curriculum, including lesson design with rationale, activities, sequencing, and training. Read, understand, and apply relevant literature and Arizona Department of Education and Department of Dine Education Standards to adapt the curriculum. Participate in research team meetings, take minutes, and contribute to report writing, manuscript development, and grant writing. Serve in a lead role in administering project activities, including outreach to youth and families, with the ability to plan ahead over a three‑to‑six‑month time span. Establish and maintain cooperative relationships with a wide range of individuals and organizations at multiple levels. Travel within the state and the Navajo Nation, which may include evening, overnight, and/or weekend travel and overnight stays for several days. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Knowledge of research data collection methods and quality assurance procedures. Ability to coordinate and lead project activities. Knowledge of Tribal communities. Ability to communicate effectively orally. Knowledge of health promotion and prevention program development. Ability to ensure compliance with human subjects protections. Skill in data management, interpretation, and research reporting. Ability to work with children, parents, and school personnel. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in public health, education, or a related field. Minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience, or equivalent combination of education and work experience. Ability to drive according to the University Fleet Safety Policy. Preferred Qualifications Master’s degree in public health, education, or a related field. Prior experience working with youth and Tribal communities. Benefits Outstanding U of A benefits include health, dental, vision insurance, life insurance, disability programs, paid vacation, sick leave, holidays, tuition reduction for the employee and qualified family members, state retirement plan, and access to UA recreation and cultural activities. University of Arizona has innovative work‑life programs. #J-18808-Ljbffr Phase2 Technology