The RA will need to function well in both independent and team settings. S/he will be expected to ensure that no tasks fall through the cracks, anticipate issues to the best of his/her ability, and be extremely organized. The Principal Investigators will depend heavily on the RA to ensure that no projects are held up for reasons within our control. S/he must be able to juggle many tasks at once, be able to see tasks to completion, and overcome any administrative delays or barriers. S/he is expected to be a proactive member of the entire Division of Women’s Health team and a key problem-solver.
This position is based in Boston, does not include international travel and is for 40 hours per week.
Example projects include:
- Uptake of antiretroviral treatment in South Africa
- Implementation of breast cancer screening in Rwanda
- Rates of HPV vaccine uptake in Massachusetts
- Impact of policy changes on contraception use in the United States
- Coordinate aspects of data collection and management
- Assist with project-related administrative tasks
- Conduct literature reviews and assist in the preparation of presentations and publications
- Aid in the preparation of documents for IRB submissions
- Assist in analyses of qualitative data (coding and analysis)
- Help prepare grant applications
- Organize group meetings, including setting up conference calls and taking minutes
- Assist in quantitative data entry, analysis, and presentation in abstracts, posters and manuscripts
- Bachelor’s degree is a must. This is a perfect job for a person considering a career in the health professions.
- Previous research experience, ideally in the health care field.
- Excellent organizational skills, time management skills, and close attention to detail
- Ability to work independently and in team settings
- Ability to work well with collaborators across a range of roles, countries and cultures
- Must have exceptional oral and written communication skills
- Must have experience with literature reviews
- Capacity to organize and manipulate large amounts of data
- Interest in research, public health, global health, health policy, economics, and/or medicine
- Excellent English language (spoken and written) skills
- Familiarity with statistical programming software is a plus
- Prior experience with IRB submissions or grant writing is desirable
Primary Location
MA-Boston-BWH Boston Main CampusWork Locations
Job
Research - OtherOrganization
Brigham & Women's Hospital(BWH)Schedule
Full-timeShift
Day JobEmployee Status
Regular- Organization
- Brigham and Women's Hospital: Women's Health
- Type
- Full-Time
- Job Posting Expires On
- 11/28/2025