Graduate Research Assistant (APE Opportunity), PRISM

Graduate Research Assistant (APE Opportunity), PRISM

PRISM Health is seeking one to two part-time Graduate Research Assistants to work over the summer with the possibility of continuing into Fall 2023. The position includes the opportunity to work on an upcoming project led by Dr. Patrick Sullivan.

Our project is partnering with the New York State Department Wadsworth Center, which has developed an assay for MPox serology. We plan to recruit 40 individuals in Atlanta, GA for MPox testing and a short survey, in collaboration with other PRISM studies. 

The graduate research assistant would work on tasks around implementation of the study including communications with research participants, enrollment and retention activities, quality checking of data, and other duties as assigned. The ideal candidate is detail oriented, experienced with Microsoft excel, and has working knowledge of HIV and STIs and sexual and gender minority populations. 

Please email resume to Meaghan Woody at meaghan [dot] woody [at] emory [dot] edu.


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