Research Psychologist

University of Massachusetts Medical School•Worcester, MA
•$96,000 - $108,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Under the general direction of the department head or designee, the Research Psychologist administers diagnostic tests and structured tasks to research subjects and trains and supervises research assistants in administering psychometric measures. The role also supports study activities, including subject screening and follow-up, protocol documentation, recruitment, and coordination with the Research Coordinator.

Requirements

  • PhD in psychology or equivalent.
  • Two years of experience administering a variety of tests.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Demonstrated knowledge of federal requirements for conducting research protocols.
  • Ability to work independently, strong organizational skills, flexibility, and capacity to interact effectively with a variety of individuals and audiences.
  • Ability to travel to off-site locations.

Responsibilities

  • Obtain consent, including permission to review medical records.
  • Screen research subjects, conduct medical and family history interviews, and assess subjects.
  • Explain the general purposes and extent of clinical and laboratory testing included in study designs.
  • Consult with Principal Investigators or their designees on appropriate diagnostic measures and tests.
  • Administer and score tests specified in research protocols and, where appropriate, furnish diagnostic test reports.
  • Perform structured, manual-guided therapy under the supervision of licensed psychologists and psychiatrists as part of a research protocol.
  • Lead patients through structured tasks and lessons to learn coping skills.
  • Abstract pertinent data from medical records onto project case report forms.
  • Assist with project-related documentation, including materials for project meetings, IRB submissions, summary reports, and ongoing project evaluations.
  • Maintain follow-up with study subjects as specified in research protocols.
  • Assist with recruitment efforts, which may include giving talks or trainings in the community.
  • Supervise and train research assistants in administering specific assessment measures.
  • Coordinate with the Research Coordinator to maintain records.
  • Perform other duties as required.
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