Ubc
ResearchAssistant
“Research Assistant at Ubc. Skills: Qualitative data analysis, Qualitative interviewing, Data accuracy checking. Code study data using NVivo. Assist with maintenance of study documentation”
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline, Clear understanding of the academic research process, Demonstrated ability to organize and prioritize workload, Demonstrated computer literacy with Microsoft Office suite, Database management skills, Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing, Ability to work effectively independently and in a team environment
Nice to Have
Training and/or experience in qualitative research methodologies, Experience using NVivo to thematically code data, Knowledge of social determinants of health, Knowledge of intersectionality, Understanding of and sensitivity to diversity issues
What You'll Do.
Code study data using NVivo
Assist with maintenance of study documentation
Assist with maintenance of databases
Recruit research participants
Conduct qualitative interviews
Process automated transcription
Check transcription for accuracy
Ensure quality control of confidential data
Conduct literature reviews
Support development of academic outputs
Support development of presentations
Support development of manuscripts
Conduct other general research duties
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work closely with research manager; Work closely with research staff; Work closely with students; Work effectively in a team environment
Communication Scope
Communicate effectively verbally; Communicate effectively in writing
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