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East Carolina University · 1 day ago

Social Clinical Research Assistant - Journey

Greenville, NC

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$29K/yr - $47K/yr

East Carolina University is committed to improving the health and well-being of citizens through high-quality clinical services and education in pathology. The Social Clinical Research Assistant will manage data collection and quality control, oversee research activities, and assist in the preparation of manuscripts and presentations.

Higher Education

Culture & Values

No H1B

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain detailed records for publication and report data in an organized fashion (tabular, oral, written, and/or graphic formats) to the principal investigator

Manage data (genetic, clinical, health, survey, etc.) collection, quality control, input, design, and maintenance of databases

Retrieve patient information from Epic

Retrieve pathology information from pathology reports

With the highest level of integrity and responsible retrieve, assess, and analyze participate in writing manuscripts

Coordinate and oversee statistical analyses performed by other team members, ensuring adequate computational resources, assisting with statistical design, and, when needed, analysis execution

Ensure the PI’s data management and analysis strategy are aligned with best practices in the field

With the principal investigator (PI), establish goals and objectives for the efficient and timely completion of projects

Meet regularly with the PI to review and set priorities, staff/trainee-related issues, and planning for future directions

Develop and maintain computational pipelines, tools, and data products to summarize and capture genetic and genomic evidence and its interpretations as standardized knowledge to inform downstream analyses and progression decisions

Assemble data and make publication-quality figures from analyzed data

Present data and findings at laboratory meetings and scientific meetings

Prepare manuscripts and contribute preliminary data for grant proposals