The Research Assistant I assists and collaborates with the Principal Investigator (PI) and research collaborators in reaching research goals in the Center for Neurodevelopmental and Imaging Research (CNIR). This position will assist with processing and analyzing neuroimaging (including structural, DTI, and fMRI data) and behavioral data (including the development of processing pipelines), code videos of motor performance tasks, and work directly with participants in the collection of MRI, TMS, and EEG data. Additionally, the Research Assistant I will have the opportunity to present at scientific conferences as well as contribute to and lead author manuscripts.  

The Research Assistant assists and collaborates with the Principal Investigator (PI) and research collaborators in reaching research goals in the department. This staff member must be adaptable in order to carry out research protocols. The position requires a considerable degree of responsibility, flexibility, and independence to perform diverse duties related to setup of a Pediatric Post COVID-19 patient registry and clinical research.

The Research Assistant I in the Karigo Lab will help with the day-to-day operations of the lab, including maintaining the animal colony and inventory lists, supervising the work of undergraduates, and collecting data.  

The Research Assistant collaborates with the PI and allied research collaborators in attainment of research goals in the Neurophysiology Laboratory at KKI. The tasks performed by the Research Assistant include but are not limited to experimental design, behavioral analysis, electrophysiological (EEG) data collection, data preprocessing, data analysis and contribution to the development of novel analysis techniques.  The position potentially requires the incumbent to work as part of a research team, train students, trainees and staff as well as carry out the above data collection and analysis techniques with a considerable degree of independence. The technology and research goals in the Neurophysiology Lab are diverse and therefore the Research Assistant must be detail oriented, technically competent, an effective communicator and an independent problem solver. 

The Research Coordinatorwill recruit and onboard research participants, new staff, and trainees. This position will serve as the main point of contact for project-related inquiries both outside and within the Institute. This staff member works directly with stakeholders, grant collaborators, community partners, and research staff to accomplish the goals of given research project(s). The incumbent will monitor systems and processes; provide updates; ensure data accuracy; support the training functions; and assist in the preparation of grant submissions and progress reports.

The Research Coordinator in the Clinical Trials Unit assists and collaborates with the Principle Investigator (PI) and research collaborators to reach research goals. This position requires a degree of responsibility, flexibility, and independence to perform diverse duties including collecting, analyzing, and archiving data.  

The Research Coordinator will assist and collaborate with the Principle Investigator (PI) and research collaborators in obtaining department goals. This position must be adaptable in order to carry out research protocols. The position requires a considerable degree of responsibility, flexibility, and independence to perform diverse duties related to collecting, analyzing, and archiving data. The ideas and suggestions of this staff member is important for the success of any projects undertaken. Thus the ability to comprehend the goals of a project and the willingness to learn new skills and methods appropriate to ongoing or new research are necessary.

The Senior Research Coordinator will work with the Center for Autism & Related Disorders (CARD) director and Research Manager to oversee the design and development of all databases for the Research and Education for Autism in Children (REACH) research projects. This position will hire and supervise all data entry staff, and assure that all projects comply with Institutional Review Board (IRB) regulations and research protocols. The Senior Research Coordinator will participate in conceptualizing data reduction and presentation strategies to summarize research trends. This staff member will provide research support to investigators within CARD; serve as the point of contact for research coordinators from sites collaborating with the Principal Investigator (PI) from outside and within the Institute. The incumbent will assist in the preparation of manuscripts and progress reports for the PI; assist in preparation of National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other funding agency reports; structure data for submission; and submit data to shared databases.

The Senior Research Coordinator in the Clinical Trials Unit will be primarily responsible for complex project management for multiple research studies related to psychiatric conditions in pediatric patients. Activities include but are not limited to project execution, implementation, daily administration and close out for multiple research studies. The Senior Research Coordinator will ensure precise implementation of and adherence to study protocol, create all study documentation, oversee operating procedures, timelines, IRB applications, data preparation, and other research-related activities. In addition to operational management of multiple research studies, the Senior Research Coordinator will see patients participating in ongoing clinical trials, and will be responsible for specimen collection, processing, and DOT/ IATA compliant handling and shipment.  

The Senior Research Coordinator assists and collaborates with the Principal Investigator (PI) and research collaborators in reaching research goals in the department. This staff member must be adaptable in order to carry out research protocols. The position requires a considerable degree of responsibility, flexibility, and independence to perform diverse duties related to collecting, analyzing, and archiving data.