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Description

UCLA is part of a large consortium funded by NIH to better understand brain and cognitive development from infancy to late childhood (HBCD Project) as well as a multi-site projects (ACE) also funded by NIH focused on late-diagnosed adolescents and young adults with autism (ACE Network Project). Both projects involve neuroimaging and various behavioral assessments. Semel Institute is seeking to hire a Staff Research Associate to assist in all aspects related to data acquisition and daily lab operations for these projects.

 

Duties of the job can include:

 

  • Conduct day-to-day activities related to the ACE Network projects. 
  • Work closely with other members of the research team and PIs at UCLA and the other participating sites to co-ordinate study visits and compliance with study protocols
  • Coordinate with center administrators to place supply orders
  • Assist investigators in the preparation of figures, posters and papers
  • Other clerical activities
  • Assist with all aspects of data acquisition for the ACE Network projects
  • Ensure proper behavioral data acquisition via REDCap
  • Perform initial QC to ensure viability of collected data 
  • Transfer data according to study protocols
  • Maintain study records

Pay Range: $28.69 – $34.21 hourly

Qualifications

 

Required:

  • Ability to perform tasks in an efficient, well-organized and timely manner with frequent changes in priorities and deadlines.
  • Skill in setting priorities, follow through on assigned tasks and adhering to procedures and deadlines.
  • Ability to work collaboratively in a team.
  • Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
  • Ability to assess situations and problem solve using own judgment.
  • Computer skills including word processing, email systems, spreadsheets, including the ability to enter data and maintain study records.
  • Ability to communicate clearly, verbally and in writing, with staff, researchers, and research subjects at different cultural and educational levels.
  • Experience working with pediatric populations is required. 

Preferred:

  • Bachelors in Psychology or Neuroscience 
  • Some experience in neuroimaging tools such as FSL, SPM, AFNI, or Freesurfer 
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