Student worker research assistant

Title: Student worker research assistant
Employee Classification: Student Help Regular
Division Name: Academic Affairs
Department: Mennonite College of Nursing

Responsibilities and activities may include, but are not limited to:
1. Assist in a variety of activities associated with innovative research projects.
2. Assist with Pill Passport equipment preparation.
3. Obtain patient/caregiver feedback during focus group interviews
4. Data collection through interviews and assessment of participant set up of medications in a pill box
5. Data entry into spreadsheet
6. Travel to Saint Joseph’s Medical Center or Saint Francis Medical Center for data collection.
7. Complete literature searches on PubMed, CINAHL Plus, Medline, PsychInfo, and other databases.
8. Assist with proposal writing for future funding.

Graduate-level student worker research assistants are generally assigned to Mennonite College of Nursing’s Office of Nursing Research, Scholarship, and Innovation to assist with faculty research. The nature of the assistance varies by the various projects on which faculty members are working and can involve a variety of activities such as:
1. Library work
2. Proposal writing
3. Research subject recruitment and tracking
4. Data gathering
5. Data entry
6. Data analysis

$16.25/hour

Required Licenses/Certifications/Degrees: IRB CITI training

1. Excellent verbal and written communication skills
2. Ability to complete assignments with limited supervision
3. Creativity and initiative
4. Microsoft Word
5. Excel
6. RefWorks

TBD

ASAP

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Dr. Pat Pence
8-2576 or [email protected]

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