Part-Time Research Assistant, New York RFRC

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A researcher affiliated with the CUNY Institute for Demographic Research and Baruch College is seeking a part-time Research Assistant to support an ongoing mixed-methods research project focused on disability, caregiving, and social policy.
 

Responsibilities

• Assist with quantitative and qualitative research activities

• Conduct literature reviews

• Support data cleaning, organization, and analysis

• Help prepare research summaries, tables, and presentations

• Assist with interview-related tasks and qualitative data organization

• Participate in research meetings

• Other duties as assigned
   

Qualifications

• Graduate student or advanced undergraduate in economics, sociology, social work, public health, nursing, public policy, or related field

• Experience with research methods and data analysis preferred

• Familiarity with Stata, R, Python, NVivo, or similar software is a plus

• Strong organizational and communication skills

• Interest in disability, aging, healthcare, or social policy research preferred
   

Location: Remote or hybrid

Pay Range:

$30-$40/hr

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