Role Description
The Research Associate II independently completes basic project management tasks (financial management, timelines, client correspondence); requires senior supervision for more advanced and complex tasks (protocol and report development, statistical analysis). Assists with authorship of client deliverables.
A day in the Life:
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Science
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Independently prepares proposal drafts, protocol drafts, and reports/summaries.
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Can summarize quantitative and qualitative analysis results for projects.
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Conducts literature reviews and tables data from articles.
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Responsible for data collection, especially qualitative data including conducting cognitive interviews and co-moderating or moderating focus groups.
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Understands the basic elements of psychometric analysis.
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Performs data management, including data entry and review.
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Conducts data analysis, including preparing qualitative code book, performing coding, and reviewing quantitative data tables.
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Maintains familiarity with current scientific literature.
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May co-author presentations for scientific conferences and manuscripts for scientific journals.
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Project Management
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Oversees and conducts site recruitment, site management, site training, and data management.
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Efficiently delegates and communicates within/outside of project team, and communicates regularly with senior members (i.e. principal investigator) about project tasks.
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Responsible for overseeing the project budget, routinely checking PDR and achievement reports, approving and tracking subcontractor and possibly client invoices, and maintaining the project checkbook.
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Able to track timelines and keep project team informed in order to complete work within the expected timeframe.
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Communicates regularly with senior project team members (i.e. principal investigator) about project budget and timelines.
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Oversees and manages IRB submission procedures, electronic and paper filing, SOP requirements, business office practices, etc.
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Travel 10-30% of the time.
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Financial & Business Development
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Able to communicate effectively with clients.
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No specific proposal writing goal for this level, though individuals may choose to work on selected proposals if interested.
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PCR Operations Support
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Manage and present internal scientific trainings, and attends trainings led by colleagues.
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May attend scientific conferences for professional development/training.
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Conforms to SOPs and other Evidera trainings.
Qualifications
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MA/MS with more than two years of experience or BA/BS with more than three years of experience (or equivalent thereof in outcomes research/clinical trial execution/human subjects research).
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MS Word, PPT, Excel; Endnote, Pubmed/Embase, ATLAS.ti, ability to use Access with interface provided.
Requirements
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Knowledge of fundamentals of health outcomes/human subjects research principles and good clinical practices.
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Practical knowledge of research project implementation.
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Demonstrates good communication skills, strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and ability to work well within a team environment.
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Knowledge of practical research implementation (IRB process, data collection and management, familiar with qualitative and quantitative analysis).
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Demonstrates ability to work well within diverse project teams.
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Well-developed communication skills and scientific writing skills, as demonstrated by peer-reviewed publications, technical reports, or other scholarly work.
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Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
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Collaborative team member, capable of efficient multi-tasking.
Benefits
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Competitive remuneration.
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Annual incentive plan bonus.
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Healthcare.
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A range of employee benefits.
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Employment with an innovative, forward-thinking organization, and outstanding career and development prospects.
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An exciting company culture that stands for integrity, intensity, involvement, and innovation!