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Position Number: 5257954
Location: Syracuse, NY
Position Type: Laboratory and Research

Research Associate

Job #: 040901
Location Los Angeles, CA
Pay Range: $66,560 - $75,000
Hours: Standard University business hours

8:30am - 5:00pm (academic year)
8:00am - 4:30pm (summer)
Hours may vary based on operational needs.
Job Type: Full-time

Job Description:
The California Psychiatric Advanced Directives (PADs) Research Associate, a member of the Burton Blatt Institute (BBI) is integral to the implementation the Evaluation of the Psychiatric Advanced Directives (PADs) Innovation project. The PADs project is currently being implemented in seven California counties with other counties to join the project in 2024/2025. Under the supervision of the Project Director, the Research Associate will be directly involved in conducting semi-structured interviews, surveys, participant observation, and/or focus groups and is expected to travel to counties where the project is being implemented. The Research Associate may also provide direct or indirect supervision of student research assistants ensuring that these staff complete their assigned responsibilities with high quality and within given timelines. The Research Associate will also assist in data and coding, maintaining and updating forms and protocols used in the evaluation and report writing as assigned. The Research Associate will be a project liaison with project stakeholders in assigned CA counties to ensure that the evaluation is implemented according to the CA PADs workplan.

Residence within the state of CA is required.

Qualifications:

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Responsibilities:

Work independently or as a member of the project team in gathering evaluation data by scheduling, and conducting interviews, surveys, and focus groups, ensuring Protection of Human Subjects per approved Institutional Review Board requirements.
Conduct virtual and on-site meeting observations in each participating county as assigned.
Organize and integrate data into established data collection protocols.
Substantially contribute to the evaluation by taking the initiative for developing and maintaining collegial, working relationships with project partners, including other sub-contractors involved in the project, County agency managers and staff, and staff and managers of each assigned county's community stakeholders (law enforcement, hospitals, mental health providers, other first responders, etc.).
Review and contribute to established protocols used in the evaluation project, including those used for data collection, reporting, and data coding and analysis and independently or under general supervision conduct data analysis and data coding according to established methods.
Develop, assist and/or solely conduct formal presentations on the PADs evaluation to project partners, key constituencies, and/or for BBI staff.

About Syracuse University:
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