Provides expertise in support of physical or mental health research projects. Typically works out of a clinic or other health care facility and may travel to homes, schools or residential facilities to collect data. Performs advanced testing procedures, data collection, and analysis. Typically works directly with human subjects. Ensures experiments are performed according to specifications. May make recommendations to changes in procedure, processes, or experimental design. May prepare and/or edit research papers, grant proposals and reports.

Duties: Work is varied and somewhat difficult. May assist in advanced functions as part of training.

Supervision: Receives direct supervision but is expected to learn how to select from a variety of standard procedures to complete tasks.

The RESTORE Lab at the University of Houston is seeking an energetic and motivated Clinical Science Researcher to support the coordination and implementation of clinical research focused on health disparities, chronic disease, addiction, and behavioral health.

This position encompasses a broad range of responsibilities, including leading participant recruitment and community outreach efforts, coordinating study activities and data collection across multiple ongoing projects, supervising and mentoring undergraduate research assistants, and supporting the successful execution of grant-funded studies in collaboration with investigators, research staff, and community partners.

In addition to gaining extensive experience in clinical research operations, the successful candidate will receive substantial professional development opportunities, including training in clinical interviewing and assessment, data management and analysis, scientific writing and manuscript preparation, and conference presentations. Strong writing, analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced and collaborative research environment.

This position is particularly well suited for individuals interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Health Psychology, or a related field.

Experience will be considered in lieu of education.

MQ: Bachelor's Degree with 0 years experience

Provides expertise in support of physical or mental health research projects. Typically works out of a clinic or other health care facility and may travel to homes, schools or residential facilities to collect data. Performs advanced testing procedures, data collection, and analysis. Typically works directly with human subjects. Ensures experiments are performed according to specifications. May make recommendations to changes in procedure, processes, or experimental design. May prepare and/or edit research papers, grant proposals and reports.

Duties: Work is varied and somewhat difficult. May assist in advanced functions as part of training.

Supervision: Receives direct supervision but is expected to learn how to select from a variety of standard procedures to complete tasks.

The RESTORE Lab at the University of Houston is seeking an energetic and motivated Clinical Science Researcher to support the coordination and implementation of clinical research focused on health disparities, chronic disease, addiction, and behavioral health.

This position encompasses a broad range of responsibilities, including leading participant recruitment and community outreach efforts, coordinating study activities and data collection across multiple ongoing projects, supervising and mentoring undergraduate research assistants, and supporting the successful execution of grant-funded studies in collaboration with investigators, research staff, and community partners.

In addition to gaining extensive experience in clinical research operations, the successful candidate will receive substantial professional development opportunities, including training in clinical interviewing and assessment, data management and analysis, scientific writing and manuscript preparation, and conference presentations. Strong writing, analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced and collaborative research environment.

This position is particularly well suited for individuals interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Health Psychology, or a related field.

Experience will be considered in lieu of education.

MQ: Bachelor's Degree with 0 years experience