Welcome page Returning Candidate? Log back in! RESEARCH ASSISTANT - CENTER FOR NEURODEVELOPMENTAL AND IMAGING RESEARCH Vacancy ID 11086 Pos. Category Research Job Location : Street 716 N. Broadway # of Hours 40.00 Job Locations US-MD-Baltimore Pos. Type Regular Full Time Department : Name Center for Neurodevelopmental and Imaging Research Overview

The Research Assistant collaborates with the PIs and larger investigative team in reaching the research goals of the Healthy Brain Child Development (HBCD) Study. The Research Assistant will be responsible for duties including but not limited to: MRI data collection, quality control, and preprocessing; working as part of the larger research team which includes recruitment and retention specialists, neuropsychologists, and other imaging staff; and training undergraduate research assistants and interns to assist with these responsibilities.

 

*Seeking a bilingual Spanish-speaking candidate willing to work nights and weekends.

Responsibilities

1.. Coordinates with the participant recruitment and retention team to schedule MRI appointments.
2. Assists with administering MRI scans and mock scan training sessions, which will include activities meant to promote sleep in young children (feeding, swaddling, diaper changing, rocking/soothing a child).
3. Performs quality control, preprocessing, and analysis of MRI data.
4. Evaluates technical issues, troubleshooting and resolving conflicts during the setup of new experiments.
5. Manages archives of ongoing MRI study data. Archives unprocessed quantitative data, and generates and compiles statistical data.
6. Maintains clear, complete, and accurate records of data collection and analysis steps performed.
7. Assists in the development and documentation of research protocols.
8. Trains and oversees the work of undergraduate students assisting with all aspects of the research protocols.
9. Collaborates effectively with all members of the research team (both inside the lab and outside).
10. Receives cross-training on other aspects of the HBCD protocol as needed to support the overall goals and objectives of the larger multicomponent research initiative (e.g., behavioral assessments, EEG data acquisition).
11. Attends and participates in research activities involving, but not limited to, quality control issues, and protocol development or revision, and when necessary prepares and presents routine and incremental updates on relevant projects.
12. Enhances professional growth and development through case conferences, educational programs, in-service meetings, workshops, conferences, and seminars, including preparation of abstracts and manuscripts for publication.
13. Documents the results of ongoing studies, by providing text, tables and figures for scientific review, including submissions to conferences, peer-reviewed publications, and grants

Qualifications

EDUCATION:
• Bachelor’s degree in a science-related field (e.g., biology, neuroscience, psychology, biomedical engineering, computer science, or physics) required.

EXPERIENCE:
• Preferred
o Prior experience working with infants and/or young children in a research context.
o Experience working with women recovering from substance use disorder.
o Experience with at least one programming language, including MATLAB.
o Background in scientific research, familiar with skills including literature searches, planning of research projects, experimentation, interpretation of data, and preparation for publications.

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