Position Title: 

Schedule: Part-Time (20-27 hours a week)

Timeline: 6 Months

Location: Los Angeles

Study title: Social Networks Engage (SNEngage): A longitudinal examination of factors predicting the social networks and mental health services of individuals with serious mental illnesses.

Duties:

● Collecting Quantitative survey data

● Conduct social network, social cognition and life history interviews

● Enter data into various platforms including RedCap, excel, and box

● Attend regular check-in and team meetings

● Perform other research related activities as required

? Bachelors in social work, psychology, public health, and/or other allied social/behavioral science

? 1-2 years experience working on quantitative research studies, including experience working with large datasets and entering data in RedCap/Quantrics

? 1-2 years experience with collecting quantitative survey data

? Interest in working with individuals with serious mental illnesses

? Excellent data collection, data entry and data management skills

? High level of attention to detail, flexibility, ability to work on a team

? Commitment to social equity and services to marginalized and vulnerable populations

Preferred Education, Experience, and Skills

? Proficiency in Spanish

? Masters in social work or related field preferred

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