Posted in Other about 11 hours ago.
Location: Portland, Oregon
This position will work on projects under the direction of Leslie B Hammer, Ph.D. Her current research is focused on the health and well-being of farmworkers, approximately 78% of which identify as Latine/Hispanic. The position is funded for two years through a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, with the possibility of extending beyond that time if additional funding is obtained. Dr. Hammer is leading a team to study the effects of a recent bill to provide overtime pay to agricultural workers, which had previously been denied to them.
The Community Research Associate (CRA), who will come from or have extensive experience with the study population, will assist the team with translation assistance in Spanish, providing contextual information on the community and their lived experiences.
The CRA will work closely with community-based organizations (CBOs) in identifying potential participants, assist in setting up focus groups, and assist with data collection efforts, including consenting individuals; this person will also assist with the interpretation of various research materials and information collected from farmworker participants. They will be expected to manage a variety of tasks, being able to prioritize multiple assignments; they should be able to work independently but also in collaboration with a team, often remotely. The CRA will have the opportunity to build a marketable skill set in research. This is a part-time position with the potential to work additional hours as needed.
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Blanchard Valley Regional Health Center
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Blanchard Valley Regional Health Center
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Blanchard Valley Regional Health Center
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