Applicants are being sought for a research coordinator position in the Department of Psychology at Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA, under the direction of Meghan Butryn, Ph.D. Dr. Butryn and the Laboratory for Innovations in Health Related Behavior Change are conducting multiple NIH-funded clinical trials in the areas of eating disorder prevention, physical activity promotion, weight loss maintenance, and use of acceptance-based behavioral approaches to obesity. The coordinator will have responsibilities that include scheduling and conducting participants clinical research assessments; managing data and coordinating data collection; maintaining contact and approvals with NIH and IRB; and supervising part-time research assistants.
Opportunities also will be available, as desired, for the research coordinators to analyze data and prepare poster presentations or manuscripts related to the projects. Coordinators also have the opportunity to be exposed to and involved in intervention. Candidates should have a bachelors degree and have coursework and/or work experience related to the conduct of clinical research. Candidates will be asked to commit to staying in the position until summer of 2015 (or later, if desired). This position is excellent preparation for individuals who wish to pursue graduate study in clinical psychology or a related area.
Candidates must be able to begin full-time work no later than January of 2014, and there is the possibility of beginning this position earlier in a full-time or part-time capacity.
More information about this research team can be found at http://drexel.edu/psychology/research/labs/innovationlab/ Interested candidates should 1) send a resume or CV to Madeline Kirch ([email protected]), specifying Research Coordinator Application in the subject line of your email, and 2) complete an application here.
Opportunities also will be available, as desired, for the research coordinators to analyze data and prepare poster presentations or manuscripts related to the projects. Coordinators also have the opportunity to be exposed to and involved in intervention. Candidates should have a bachelors degree and have coursework and/or work experience related to the conduct of clinical research. Candidates will be asked to commit to staying in the position until summer of 2015 (or later, if desired). This position is excellent preparation for individuals who wish to pursue graduate study in clinical psychology or a related area.
Candidates must be able to begin full-time work no later than January of 2014, and there is the possibility of beginning this position earlier in a full-time or part-time capacity.
More information about this research team can be found at http://drexel.edu/psychology/research/labs/innovationlab/ Interested candidates should 1) send a resume or CV to Madeline Kirch ([email protected]), specifying Research Coordinator Application in the subject line of your email, and 2) complete an application here.
