Sponsor Funded Professional – Research Associate I
The Department of Health Policy and Behavioral Sciences in the School of Public Health is seeking a Sponsor Funded – Research Associate I to responsible for but not limited to the following duties:
- Oversee all aspects of the federally funded research project.
- Conduct participant recruitment, screening, and data collection procedures.
- Assist in the development and maintenance of project protocols, study procedures, intervention materials, and study and outreach materials.
- Program smoking cessation intervention through the mobile health technology platform.
- Manage tracking system for participants from recruitment to enrollment to study completion.
- Write code for running reports. Run reports and present to the study team.
- Organize and attend research team meetings.
- Create agenda and reports on study progress.
- Supervise Ph.D., MPH, and undergraduate-level students in carrying out tasks.
- Handle IRB protocol including amendments and continuations, adding new project staff, and ensuring overall protocol compliance.
- Program data collection survey system (RED Cap).
- Write SAS/SPSS code to read, manage, clean, and analyze data.
- Perform basic statistical analysis.
- Summarize data for reports, presentations, and papers.
- Work with team statisticians to conduct more sophisticated analyses.
- Both assist and lead the preparation of conference submissions and scientific manuscripts.
- Communicate with the research team and community partners.
- Write reports, track progress via milestones of the project.
- Respond to inquiries and questions from the funder.
- Assist with community engagement efforts.
- Other duties as assigned
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Sponsor Funded Administrative – Research Coordinator I
The Mark Chaffin Center for Healthy Development in the School of Public Health is seeking a Sponsor Funded Reserach Coordinator I.
Duties include but are not limited to:
Lead Completion of Project Tasks
The Research Coordinator will supervise current projects and coordinate all team members and tasks to keep workflow on track. This could include project planning, participant recruitment and retention, data collection, participant compensation, communication with participants and team members, working with students, and ordering supplies and equipment. The Research coordinator may also help with performing literature reviews, analyzing scientific data, writing scientific papers, or perform other related duties as assigned.
Project Meetings
The Research Coordinator is expected to lead project meetings to review project tasks and timeline. They will assist in coordinating students’, faculty, and staff schedules, prepare agendas, keep minutes, and distribute next steps to the research team. The Research Coordinator should help the team consider inefficiencies, propose improvements, and develop solutions when problems arise.
Manage Project-Related Reports and Paperwork
The Research Coordinator will assist in the administrative management of grants, including managing project reports and paperwork (e.g., contracts). It is the Research Coordinator’s responsibility to keep the research team aware of deadlines.
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Environmental Health – Assistant or Associate Professor
Log# 23-098
The Department of Population Health Sciences in the School of Public Health at Georgia State University is seeking outstanding applicants for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor position in Environmental Health.
Our research and teaching interests include air and water quality and their links to public health, the epidemiology of environmental exposures, the health impacts of climate change, and social equity and justice in environmental health. We are particularly interested in the application of these to urban environments. We are seeking candidates whose prior experience involves epidemiological analysis of environmental health data, potentially with laboratory or field analysis components.
The successful candidate will be expected to establish and maintain an externally-funded research program in collaboration with internal and external colleagues. Applicants are therefore expected to demonstrate scholarly accomplishments, including a strong publication record, successful pursuit of extramural research funding, and well-established professional collaborations. Candidates should also demonstrate the potential for excellence in undergraduate and/or graduate-level teaching and mentoring.
The ideal candidate will hold a doctorate in Public Health, Environmental Health, Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering or a closely-related field. Excellent oral and written communication skills are essential, and candidates must display a willingness and ability to contribute to the University and profession through service activities.
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Epidemiology – Open Rank Professor
Log# 23-101
The Department of Population Health Sciences in the School of Public Health at Georgia State University is seeking outstanding applicants for a tenure-track Open Rank Professor position in Epidemiology. The successful candidate will develop and maintain a clear program of research and actively engage in collaborative work with other researchers in the field. Candidates should show promise for scholarly accomplishments, including building a strong publication record and obtaining extramural research funding. Candidates should also have demonstrated potential for meaningful contributions to graduate-level teaching and mentoring. Teaching assignments will depend on the expertise and interests of the candidate as well as departmental priorities. The ideal candidate will hold a doctorate in Epidemiology or a related field. For applicants in related fields, advanced training in Epidemiology is required. Excellent oral and written communication skills are essential, and candidates must display a willingness and ability to contribute to the University and profession through service activities.
The selected candidate will join an exceptional core faculty in the area of Epidemiology housed in the multi-disciplinary Department of Population Health Sciences within the School of Public Health at Georgia State University. We are particularly interested in candidates that will contribute to and expand existing areas of research in the School of Public Health, such as infectious and chronic diseases, causal inference, maternal and child health, social and environmental determinants of health, and surveillance methods. The Georgia State University is a leading urban research institution and a national leader in graduating students from diverse backgrounds, centrally located in Atlanta, Georgia. The School of Public Health, a CEPH-accredited program, enrolls more than 1,000 graduate and undergraduate students, with 71% from minority backgrounds. Our 50+ full-time faculty members are internationally recognized scholars, receiving $21 million in sponsored funding in 2022. We place a high value on diversity and seek to hire individuals committed to inclusivity in collaborative, interdisciplinary research and training programs.
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