Graduate Research Assistant for National COVID-19 Survey, RSPH

Role Description

The Hubert Department of Global Health at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health is looking to recruit two Graduate Research Assistants to perform data management, cleaning, and analyses for a national-level of COVID-19 related beliefs, practices, and attitudes under the direction of Dr. Robert Bednarczyk, Assistant Professor of Global Health and Epidemiology. This is a paid REAL position from August 2020 – May 2021. The position will require approximately 10-15 hours commitment per week.

Desired Skills 

• Applicants must demonstrate an ability to work independently as well as part of a team; strong attention to detail; effectively manage project timelines and deliverables; handle confidential study information in compliance with regulatory and institutional guidelines; and excellent analytical and writing skills.
• A working knowledge of statistical programs (e.g., SAS, SPSS, and/or R) to analyze and report data is required.

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Research Assistant for Qualitative Project, BSHE Department

Opportunity Description

We are looking for two MPH-level students to conduct qualitative analyses on a project examining refugee women’s access to and experience of using sexual and reproductive health services in metropolitan Atlanta. The students will be responsible for creating summative memos and coding 27 interview transcripts using MAXQDA. We expect that this work will take approximately 20 hours per student. Prior coursework in and experience with qualitative analyses is required.

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• To apply for this position, please send an email with your CV or resume to Ghenet Besera (ghenet [dot] tekle [dot] besera [at] emory [dot] edu) and Milkie Vu (milkie [dot] vu [at] emory [dot] edu) before July 1.

Humphrey Fellowship Program Assistant, RSPH

Position Description

Provides administrative support to the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship staff and fellows. Responsible for supporting event and program planning, data collection and analysis, stakeholder communication, and maintaining program materials.

Essential Duties

• Coordinates weekly Monday morning seminars by serving as a liaison between professional facilitators and organizations, program staff and fellows.
• Produces associated Hubert Humphrey Fellowship Program media including but not limited to annual and weekly newsletters, weekly social media posts, annual brochure, etc.
• Facilitates connections and collaborations with public health organizations in the U.S. including the CDC and PAHO/WHO.
• Co-organizes spring workshop focused on global development and social justice for all Humphrey Fellows from all campuses.
• Co-organizes other periodic events including volunteer activities, Faculty Advisor Luncheon, Noon Time Seminars, and the Closing Ceremony.
• Coordinates evaluation of programs, seminars, and fellow/host family/adviser experience
• Provides other administrative or programmatic support as needed.

Preferred Qualifications

• Knowledge and skills of Microsoft Office including Word, Excel and Publisher.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Familiarity with the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program’s components and applicable International Institute for Education (IIE) policies.
• International experience(s)
• Experience working with mid-career professionals from various countries and cultures around the world

Other Details

• Number of hours per week: 20 hrs per week 
• Hiring 1 student to fill the position for the fall and spring 

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Required application materials:

• Proof of REAL 
• Resume 
• Cover letter 
• List of references 

To apply, send application materials to:

• Christy Brozowski at Christy [dot] brozowski [at] emory [dot] edu 

Graduate Research Assistant, PRISM

Role Description