MPH Student Assistant, CHESS Project, Rollins School of Public Health
Category : Student Opportunities
The Community Home-Based Education, Screening Services (CHESS) Study, focused on increasing cervical cancer control access among HIV-positive women in Nigeria, seeks an MPH student to assist with data entry, quality assurance (QA), and various administrative and program support tasks. This role offers valuable hands-on experience in public health research and project management.
Key Responsibilities:
- Data Management:
- Assist with data entry and quality assurance in systems like REDCap.
- Help develop and maintain databases to ensure accuracy and compliance.
- Produce reports using Excel, SAS or R, including analysis and data visualization.
- Project Support:
- Aid in the development and implementation of program initiatives.
- Prepare briefing materials, reports, and other documents as needed.
- Assist with promotional material design via Canva or similar platforms.
- Administrative Tasks:
- Respond to general questions and manage the study’s general email inquiries.
- Handle remote scheduling logistics and project coordination.
- Maintain confidentiality when working with sensitive study data.
- Perform other tasks assigned by the project director, ensuring adherence to timelines.
Skills & Qualifications:
- Working knowledge of SAS or R for report generation is preferred but not required.
- Experience with REDCap or other data management systems.
- Proficient in Canva, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
- Strong analytical, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
- Ability to manage time effectively and maintain confidentiality.
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Demonstrated adaptability and reliability in a research environment.
Application Instructions:
Please submit your resume and a cover letter to emphasize why are you interested in this position and if you are REAL-eligible. Applications may be submitted to CHESS Project Director, Tyree Staple (tyree [dot] staple [at] emory [dot] edu). The application deadline is October 28th, 2024. View the full posting from 12Twenty here.
