Temp/Casual Research Assistant (# 365911)
Posted 2025-08-15
Remote, USA
Full Time
Immediate Start
About the position
The University of Minnesota is seeking part-time temporary research assistants to support projects focused on early childhood development, professional development, and family engagement. The role involves working closely with Dr. Anne Larson and other team members, primarily in a remote setting, with some in-person responsibilities. The position allows for flexible work arrangements and is designed to accommodate a healthy work-life balance.
Responsibilities
• Data collection with families and young children with disabilities in homes or via distance technology
,
• Data coding and data entry
,
• Translation of project materials, data, and results
,
• Communication with study participants, including families and early intervention providers
,
• Collaborate on interpretation of data
,
• Support reports, manuscripts, and conference presentation preparation
,
• Manage clerical responsibilities for research projects
,
• General project management assistance, including goal tracking and regulatory compliance
,
• Ordering and tracking supplies and equipment
Requirements
• Bachelor's degree (or pursuing degree) in communication disorders, early childhood special education, child/developmental psychology, or a related field
,
• Spanish or Hmong language proficiency (conversational fluency required, native level preferred)
,
• Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse communities
,
• Proficient with Excel and other Microsoft Suite programs
,
• Proficient in Zoom or other video conferencing systems
,
• Detail-oriented
,
• Strong communication skills and ability to work as a team member
Nice-to-haves
• Knowledge of early intervention systems for infants and toddlers
,
• Research experience working with children and/or families
,
• Knowledge of Qualtrics, NVivo, REDCap, Trello, or similar data management systems
,
• Knowledge of experimental designs including qualitative research
Benefits
• Flexible work environment
,
• Opportunity for co-authorship on reports and presentations
,
• Competitive pay range of $17.25-$30.00 based on experience Apply tot his job
The University of Minnesota is seeking part-time temporary research assistants to support projects focused on early childhood development, professional development, and family engagement. The role involves working closely with Dr. Anne Larson and other team members, primarily in a remote setting, with some in-person responsibilities. The position allows for flexible work arrangements and is designed to accommodate a healthy work-life balance.
Responsibilities
• Data collection with families and young children with disabilities in homes or via distance technology
,
• Data coding and data entry
,
• Translation of project materials, data, and results
,
• Communication with study participants, including families and early intervention providers
,
• Collaborate on interpretation of data
,
• Support reports, manuscripts, and conference presentation preparation
,
• Manage clerical responsibilities for research projects
,
• General project management assistance, including goal tracking and regulatory compliance
,
• Ordering and tracking supplies and equipment
Requirements
• Bachelor's degree (or pursuing degree) in communication disorders, early childhood special education, child/developmental psychology, or a related field
,
• Spanish or Hmong language proficiency (conversational fluency required, native level preferred)
,
• Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse communities
,
• Proficient with Excel and other Microsoft Suite programs
,
• Proficient in Zoom or other video conferencing systems
,
• Detail-oriented
,
• Strong communication skills and ability to work as a team member
Nice-to-haves
• Knowledge of early intervention systems for infants and toddlers
,
• Research experience working with children and/or families
,
• Knowledge of Qualtrics, NVivo, REDCap, Trello, or similar data management systems
,
• Knowledge of experimental designs including qualitative research
Benefits
• Flexible work environment
,
• Opportunity for co-authorship on reports and presentations
,
• Competitive pay range of $17.25-$30.00 based on experience Apply tot his job