Psychology Research Assistant

The word “first” is inextricably linked with The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Since opening its doors in 1855 as the nation's first hospital devoted exclusively to the care of children, Children's Hospital has been the setting for many dramatic firsts, medical discoveries and breakthroughs that have formed the very foundations of pediatric medicine and benefited children throughout the world.Today, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is a growing network of facilities and resources that provides exceptional healthcare to all children, for every possible need.Find out why we were ranked the #1 pediatric hospital in the nation by both Child Magazine and U.S. News & World Report. If you're looking to join a pediatric institution as your employer of choice, you need to look at the best in the nation.Recruits participants and coordinates scheduling and follow-up. Conducts data collection with participants. Maintains a status report to be reviewed weekly by the Principal Investigator and/or Project Coordinator. Assists in data collection, storage, and entry. Sits in on grant-related meetings with the Principal Investigator, Project Coordinator, and research team, when appropriate, to better understand protocol issues and project developments. Assists on other studies, manuscript preparation, and grant preparation.If you are a results-oriented individual with a passion for excellence, we invite you to learn more about the many opportunities and benefits The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia offers. Our employees enjoy a competitive compensation package that includes major medical, vision and dental benefits; tuition assistance; employer contribution retirement plan; work/life benefits; extensive training and staff development. And, of course, the opportunity to challenge themselves at a world-class institution.
REQUIREMENTS
BA or BS in psychology or related field required. Experience working with families and children. Excellent communication skills to interact with staff, parents, and children/adolescents. Ability to handle confidential materials. Ability to handle multiple, time dependent tasks. Excellent organizational skills. Ability to manage quantitative information and to use computers.