| Subject: Research Assistant Position at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia |
| From: Theresa Kurutz |
| Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 08:42:22 -0400 |
We have a research assistant
position available at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
We would greatly appreciate
it if you pass the attached ad along to your graduating seniors.
Sincerely,
Suzanne
Suzanne A. Levy, Ph.D.
Psychologist
The Children's Hospital
of Philadelphia
Center for Family Intervention
Science International Adoption Health Program
3535 Market Street, Suite
1230 34th and Civic Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104 6th
Floor Wood Building
Phone: (215) 590-7570 Philadelphia,
PA 19104
Fax: (215) 590-7410 267-426-8747
- Wednesdays with Adoption only
(No voicemail messages at
this number)
*RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION*.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Suicide Prevention In Primary Care
The Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia is looking for a full time Research Assistant to work on a
community based suicide
prevention project focused
on screening and referrals for adolescents presenting with suicidal thoughts
in primary care. The
grant aims to train primary
care providers (PCPs) in suicide risk assessment, set up a web-based screening
tool in PCP
offices, and assist in linking
PCPs and local mental health services. The project is based at Children’s
Hospital of Philadelphia,
but the clinical sites are
in three counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The duties of this position
are varied. The RA will help
monitor and develop the
screening tool website, assist in recruiting and training new PCP office
staff to use the screening tool,
perform clinical assessment
and tracking (over the phone) of patients that endorse suicide risk, work
with local coordinators and
suicide prevention task
forces to promote local activities, and work with leadership from the Department
of Welfare, state medical
associations, insurance
companies and other stakeholders who assist in guiding the grant. In addition,
this person will be
responsible for related
activities (data management, patient tracking, state and local surveys,
IRB, and communicating with the
funding sources). Travel
to the performance sites is required, but having your own car is not. This
position is well-suited for someone
who likes a range of professional
activities, works independently, and has good social skills, as well as
excellent writing skills.
Minimum requirement is a
BA in psychology or related field and work experience in a research setting.
The position begins this
summer.
Please send your vita, writing
sample, and short letter of interest to Guy Diamond, Ph.D.
diamondg@email.chop.edu
<mailto:diamondg@email.chop.edu>