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experimental protocols, data management, and multi-site data sharing. In-person presence on UBC campus will be required most days of the week. Organizational Status The research coordinator will work closely
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activities that help inform the development and continuous improvement of educational initiatives. This position is responsible for conducting literature reviews, data collection and analysis, developing and
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of moderate complexity, involving subject recruitment, project management, standardizing experimental protocols, data management, and multi-site data sharing. In-person presence on UBC campus will be required
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maintains research data; and supports the tracking, handling and shipment of research samples. The incumbent works across multiple studies and collaborates with investigators, research staff, clinical teams
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. The individual will coordinate multiple research study cohorts running simultaneously. They must ensure: 1) patient confidentiality and safety; 2) Clinical data reliability and quality. The individual will use
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between the PI and the student participants. The RA will take part in observational data collection during an 8-week course followed by a 5-week practicum in a local elementary school, looking
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related records and databases, entering data according to established protocols Assists with development and review of data collection forms Assists with the preparation of ethics applications and renewals
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skills of some complexity, such as assisting in the preparation of documents and files or data management and cleaning protocols. In-person presence on UBC campus required, with some occasional remote work
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research assistants, coordinators, and other research staff to assist in the day-to-day operations within the VSP. DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES Review patient charts, collect and enter data in the appropriate study
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Research Assistant 2 position is based in Prof. Prof. Songrui Zhao’s research lab in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Position Summary Under the supervision of the Research Supervisor