EI/ECSE Research Assistant

VCU

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Richmond - USA

profile Monthly Salary: $ 20 - 25
Posted on: 04-09-2025
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

EI/ECSE Research Assistant
Benefits of working at VCU

All full-time university staff are eligible for VCUs robust benefits package that includes: comprehensive health benefits paid annual and holiday leave granted up front generous tuition benefit retirement planning and savings options tax-deferred annuity and cash match programs employee discounts well-being resources abundant opportunities for career development and advancement and more. Learn more about VCUs benefits here.

Job Code83001
Recruitment PoolAll Applicants
Posting Numberreq7501
UnitSchool Of Education MBU
DepartmentSOE Counseling & Special Education
Department Website Link
LocationVCU
Address1015 W Main St Richmond VA 23284 USA
Duties & Responsibilities

EI/ECSE Research Assistant

Mission:

AtVCU we Make it Real through learning research creativity service anddiscovery the hallmarks of the VCU experience. A premier urban publicresearch university nationally recognized as one of the best employers fordiversity VCU is a great place to work. Its a place of opportunity whereyour success is supported and your career can thrive. VCU offers employees agenerous leave package career paths for advancement competitive pay and anopportunity to do mission-driven work.

Summary:

The EI/ECSE Research Assistant willsupport research activities related to studies examining systems that supportyoung children with disabilities as well as the family child andprofessional experience working within those particular the researchassistant will support ongoing projects related to child find developmentalscreening and statewide systems of support for families of young children.

Specificduties may include:

  • Maintaining and updating records related to phases in multiple research projects.
  • Organizing data in a digital platform.
  • Reading and synthesizing literature to support projects.
  • Participating in data analysis with other members of the research team.
  • Collaborating with multiple team members.
  • Assisting with videotaping research study visits.
  • Writing portions of articles related to research projects.
  • Preparing materials for university participants and consumers highlighting findings or to use in professional development settings.
Qualifications

Required Qualifications

  • Bachelors degree
  • Experience in early childhood special education disability studies or related field.
  • Organized work style and responsive to deadlines.
  • Flexible schedule

Preferred Qualifications

  • Research experience with early childhood systems.
  • Work experience with infants toddlers or preschoolers with disabilities.
FLSAStudent Worker / Hourly
Job FTE.50
Exemption StatusNon-Exempt
Restricted PositionNo
E-ClassH1 - Hourly
Job CategoryHourly
ORP EligibleNo
Salary Range$20.00- $25.00
Compensation TypeHourly
Target Hire Date7/28/2025
Contact Information for Candidates

Christine Spence

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EI/ECSE Research Assistant Benefits of working at VCUAll full-time university staff are eligible for VCUs robust benefits package that includes: comprehensive health benefits paid annual and holiday leave granted up front generous tuition benefit retirement planning and savings options tax-deferre...
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Key Skills

  • Laboratory Experience
  • Spss
  • Data Collection
  • DNA Isolation
  • Stata
  • Biochemistry
  • Qualitative Research Interviewing
  • Research Experience
  • Statistical Software
  • Molecular Biology
  • Research Laboratory Experience
  • Western Blot

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