Social Science/Humanities Research Associate IV - Site Coordinator
Location: UT MAIN CAMPUS
About the role
The Social Science/Humanities Research Associate IV (SSRA IV) position will support 2 different initiatives focused on adolescent and young adult mental health. 1) The position will serve as the Site Coordinator in the Early Psychosis Intervention Network in Texas (EPINET‑TX), which aims to develop models of effective delivery of coordinated specialty care (CSC) services for early psychosis. In this project, the position will coordinate data submission from participating sites, meeting regularly with site leads to discuss data management and quality and provide regular training in data collection and submission processes. 2. The position will provide data collection, analysis and knowledge translation support for the NIDILRR Emerge Study, which is a longitudinal study of young adult multidisciplinary mental health team services. Earliest start date: Nov 01, 2026. Expected to continue until Oct 31, 2027.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate and manage project-related data submission, collection, and cleaning. This may involve regular meetings with project partners to identify strategies to improve data quality and timeliness.
- Establish and maintain strong, positive relationships with project partners to support collaborative research, including providing training, facilitating workgroups, fidelity visits, focus groups, and interviews to support research projects.
- Coordinate and support Principal Investigators (PIs) to monitor project milestones and progress to meet goals.
- Assist and support in the development of research reports or data visualization for site feedback and project reporting.
- Coordinate and support the development of the publication(s) and presentation(s) to advance the research field.
- Attend and participate in regular project meetings.
- Additional duties as assigned.
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree with major coursework in Psychology, Social Work, or field related to the work to be performed with at least 6 years of related experience OR Master's Degree