Project Coordinator

Research Project Coordinator

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Job Location: 187 Edinburgh St On-Site, Rochester, New York, United States of America, 14608

Opening: Regular

Time Type: Full time

Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40

Department: Psychology-MHFC

Work Shift: UR - Day (United States of America)

Range: UR URG 106 H

Compensation Range: $21.78 - $30.53

The referenced pay range represents the minimum and maximum compensation for this job. Individual annual salaries/hourly rates will be set within the job's compensation range, and will be determined by considering factors including, but not limited to, market data, education, experience, qualifications, expertise of the individual, and internal equity considerations.

Responsibilities:

The Li and Davies lab Research Project Coordinator at Mt. Hope Family Center will coordinate the child temperament and family relationships research project. This project is designed to examine how children's temperament traits increase their sensitivity to both supportive and stressful family contexts. The Research Project Coordinator role entails: (a) managing the study research team including oversight of research duties, (b) coordinating the recruitment of participants, (c) serving as the liaison between the research team and investigators involved with the project, d) overseeing and assisting with the implementation of data collection procedures involving interviews and surveys, as well as participant intervention sessions, and (e) compiling reports of progress for NIH and RSRB. The position requires experience conducting research with individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Essential Functions:

• Manage study research team including full-time research staff, undergraduate students and other lab members working on the project.
• Liaison between study research team, lab manager, principal investigator, and intervention facilitators to ensure resources are allocated efficiently and study timelines are met.
• Oversee and coordinate the collection survey and interview data from participants and intervention facilitators. Oversee data management, entry, documentation, and scoring, and monitor the integrity of data collection.
• Oversee recruitment activities for the study and communication with study participants about research visits and intervention sessions.
• Develop research protocols, and generate reports for regulatory bodies, including institutional review board. Preparation of written reports.
• Other duties as assigned

Minimum Education & Experience:

• Bachelor's degree required or
• Associate's degree and completion of 6 months in the Human Subject Research Coordinator Trainee program required
• At least two years of experience with human subjects research preferred
• Or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Prior experience as a Phlebotomist preferred

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Word processing and data analysis software preferred
• Excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills preferred
• Strong attention to detail preferred
• Ability to multi-task and work independently preferred
• Comfortable interacting with people of diverse backgrounds, including individuals with trauma histories and mental illness preferred
• Flexibility to work weekends and evenings.
• Clean driver's license and reliable transportation.
• The following skills are highly preferred: supervisory experience; experience with longitudinal studies or recruitment in human subjects research.

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