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the general supervision of the Research Manager, the successful candidate will carry out a variety of assigned tasks supporting study start-up and ongoing implementation, including participant recruitment, data
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for staff, and student employees. Participates in the development of procedures and materials including orientation and training activities. General Administration and Communication Provides general support
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, maintains inventory records, and distributes supplies as required. Coordinates routine field and laboratory activities with graduate students and other members of the research team. Performs other related
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of production of research services to end user and possibly major financial losses to the service core. Supervision Received Works under general supervision in carrying out familiar phases of duties and
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training materials to working group members and collate written feedback. 4. Design and distribute participant feedback questionnaires; collect, analyse, and report on responses. 5. Assist in coordinating
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Research Institute (WHRI). The WHRI is devoted to improving the health and health care of women and people who identify as women, through knowledge generation, serving as a catalyst for research in women’s
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administer surveys and evaluation tools to assess learning outcomes, knowledge retention, practice change, and participant satisfaction. Synthesize findings into research reports and generate actionable
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may be required Report regularly on study and project activities and concerns to the principal investigator and other personnel as appropriate. Demonstrate communication and general behavior which
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health. The Department consists of more than 600 physicians, surgeons, scientists and educators and over 70 administrative, research and technical staff in nine divisions distributed across British
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of Évora team working on the ARROJAL 2026 project, collaborating on its various scientific activities, namely: - The systematic collection of information on the occurrence and distribution patterns