WestatPATH 3.0 – Screening Field Interviewer WestatPATH 3.0 – Screening Field InterviewerHempstead, NY$25.37–$25.70 / hourThe PATH study collects information on tobacco and nicotine use, and examines the short- and long-term health effects of such use on people in the U.S. The PATH Study employs a multi-mode approach to data collection that includes web and in-person data collection. Any offer of employment may be contingent upon receipt of acceptable results from a post-offer background screening, if required for the specific position, which may include, for example, identity verification, employment history, motor vehicle driving record history, and criminal or sexual offender records history.
Albert Einstein College of MedicineBi Lingual Clinical Interviewer Albert Einstein College of MedicineBi Lingual Clinical InterviewerBronx, NYRecruitment of participants into study utilizing both Spanish and English skills Administer consent forms and questionnaires Maintain data base of information such as enrollment, participants interview etc Assist PI in generating reports from the study Assist with community outreach Schedule appointments and make appointment reminder calls Must be organized, a good speaker and attentive listener; computer literate, assist with data entry and reports; capable of walking, standing and climbing stairs; knowledgeable of the Bronx neighborhoods and mass transportation. The Department of Epidemiology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine is seeking a clinical interviewer to support the DISCOVERY, a multicenter study funded by NIDDK to study the pathophysiology of youth onset type two diabetes.
Albert Einstein College of MedicineBi-Lingual Clinical Interviewer Albert Einstein College of MedicineBi-Lingual Clinical InterviewerBronx, New YorkMust be organized, a good speaker and attentive listener; computer literate, assist with data entry and reports; capable of walking, standing and climbing stairs; knowledgeable of the Bronx neighborhoods and mass transportation. About Us: The Department of Epidemiology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine is seeking a clinical interviewer to support the DISCOVERY, a multicenter study funded by NIDDK to study the pathophysiology of youth onset type two diabetes.
Albert Einstein College of MedicineBi-lingual Clinical Interviewer Albert Einstein College of MedicineBi-lingual Clinical InterviewerBronx, New YorkTo do so, they must be able to walk up/down stairs in non elevator buildings, carry a laptop and/or study equipment), they will be required to communicate verbally and in writing in English and Spanish to non-English speaking study participants; POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES: Interview and screen potential participants in person or telephone utilizing Spanish and English; Administer consent forms and questionnaires utilizing Spanish and English. About Us: The Bronx clinic (funded $12+million) of the Hispanic Community Health Study is 1 of 4 national sites contracted by the government to recruit Hispanic Latino adults residing in the Bronx territory.