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Experience with qualitative data collection and analysis Statistics training in SPSS, Stata, or R Prior coursework in identity developmental processes Work Mode Designation This position has been designated as
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to candidates with a working knowledge of qualitative and quantitative statistical software (SPSS, STATA, R, Atlas.ti, Dedoose) and online survey software (Qualtrics, REDCap). Given the lab’s bilingual focus
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, and year-to-date results. Preparing recommendations and analytical presentations related to budgets, financial plans, statistical reports, business forecasts, and internal policies. Identifying problems
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(protocols, case report forms, reports and statistical analysis), monitoring recruitment and retention, adherence to study visit schedule, timely data entry (develops data management plans), compliance with
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at Georgetown University Demonstrate an active, incremental record of scholarship Expertise in the following areas is preferred: Statistics and data analysis Healthcare finance DNP project methodology and quality
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analytical platform and deliver this in a format ready for further statistical analysis either by the collaborator or by the Metabolomics Core as appropriate. Perform advanced bioinformatic and statistical
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. Compile weekly and monthly admissions statistics. Participate in orientations, residencies, and graduations. Support smooth transition for enrolling students, including serving as liaison with Student
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outreach and communications campaigns; additionally, computation and calculation of statistical information for University reporting and analysis of recruitment and admission activities is essential
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Statistical Information System (TAF) data and will help the team advance the research goals of an existing R01 grant. This is a full-time, temporary position. The appointment duration will be one-year with
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experience with recruiting and testing neuropsychological populations including children and adults; clinical and medical background in stroke or brain injury; and academic and working knowledge of statistical