Administrative Positions
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Clinical Research Coordinator Positions
Clinical Research Coordinator
The Health Promotion and Resiliency Intervention Research Program (HPRIR) is currently hiring multiple full-time, self-motivated, detail-oriented, and organized Clinical Research Coordinators to join our team!
The Clinical Research Coordinator will work on cutting-edge NIH and foundation founded clinical trials focusing, broadly, on mind-body resiliency research, cancer survivorship, coping with cardiovascular illness, and tobacco treatment.
Qualifications include:
- B.A. or B.S. in psychology, public health, the pre-medical sciences, sociology, or related fields
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office
- An interest in, and willingness to, learn about conducting studies in diverse medical/community settings with vulnerable populations, and have an interest in working with people affected by challenging life stressors and/or medical illness.
- Comfortable with working in a team-oriented environment and collaborating with other clinical research coordinators.
- Fluent in English. Fluency in Spanish is preferred, but not required.
- Previous research experience and experience working with an Institutional Review Board preferred.
This is an ideal position for individuals interested in gaining work/research experience before graduate training (e.g., Ph. D. programs in clinical psychology or public health) or medical school, with a 2-year commitment.
To learn more about the position, and apply, please click here
Undergraduate Internship Volunteer Opportunities
Undergraduate Clinical Research Internship with Dr. Giselle Perez
Summer of 2023
Students who are interested in the topics of clinical psychology, public health, cancer research, and/or mind body interventions are encouraged to apply to the Health Promotion and Resiliency Intervention Research (HPRIR) undergraduate clinical research internship program at Massachusetts General Hospital.
This is a great opportunity for those who are looking to learn more about clinical research and working in a team environment. The research intern will be an integral part of the HPRIR team, and they will work under the supervision of Dr. Giselle Perez. This position is an excellent opportunity for those interested in gaining experience in the conduct of clinical research, specifically in developing a mind-body and resiliency program to support patients living with Von Hippel-Lindau disease (VHL). VHL is a rare, genetic condition that causes malignant and benign tumors to develop throughout a patient’s life, at any point in their lifetime. There are no current treatments available to support these patients and to manage their quality of life, and so this lab endeavors to identify novel solutions to improve their overall health outcomes.
You can learn more about the projects our lab is involved in here.
Internship requirements:
- Commitment to working 12-15hrs/week and ability to attend requested meetings
- Commitment to working for at least 2 semesters
- Ability to be on-site at MGH 1 day/week
Click here to download the full internship description and responsibilities.
If you would like to apply for this clinical research internship, please email mmarkwart@mgh.harvard.edu with answers to the following questions:
- Of the projects listed above, which are you most interested in and why?
- We require a two-semester commitment. Can you stay on for two semesters and when would be your estimated start date/end date?
- We require a minimum of 12-15 hours/week. What would be your estimated time commitment across the two semesters (e.g., hours/week or days/week)?
- What school are you currently attending/projected graduation year? Are you able to be on-site (at 100 Cambridge St, Boston MA) at least 1 day/week?
Note: this is an unpaid, learning experience and is not employment
Undergraduate Clinical Research Internship with Dr. Elyse Park, PhD, MPH
Summer of 2023 and Fall of 2023
Students who are interested in the topics of clinical psychology, public health, cancer research, smoking cessation, and/or mind body interventions are encouraged to apply. The research intern will work under the supervision of Dr. Elyse Park, PhD, MPH. This position is an excellent opportunity for those interested in gaining experience in the conduct of clinical research, in particular in the areas of cancer survivorship, smoking cessation, health insurance literacy, and psychology.
The study currently seeking support is:
Hint II: A Type I hybrid effectiveness-implementation trial to assess the effectiveness of HINT-S compared to enhanced usual care (EUC) in promoting health insurance literacy, thus reducing worry, unmet health care needs, and financial consequences due to medical costs to improve care and long-term outcomes of childhood cancer survivors.
You can learn more about the projects our lab is involved with here.
Internship requirements:
- Commitment to working 12-15hrs/week and ability to attend requested meetings.
- Ability to be on-site at MGH 1 day/week.
- Commitment to working for at least 2 semesters is preferred.
Click here to download the full internship description and responsibilities.
If you would like to apply for this clinical research internship for the HINT II Study, please email Calli Mitchell, comitchell@mgh.harvard.edu, with answers to the following questions.
- Of the projects listed above, which are you most interested in and why?
- We require a two-semester commitment. Can you stay on for two semesters and when would be your estimated start date/end date?
- We require a minimum of 12-15 hours/week. What would be your estimated time commitment across the two semesters (e.g., hours/week or days/week)?
- What school are you currently attending/projected graduation year? Are you able to be on-site (at 100 Cambridge St, Boston MA) at least 1 day/week?
Note: this is an unpaid, learning experience and is not employment.