Radiation Oncology Research Assistant - 135284

Under supervision, the incumbent will support the development efforts in the Department of Radiation Oncology. The incumbent will assist with studies investigating cancer imaging and genetics. The incumbent will assist in the review and the collection data from existing files, perform experiments, review medical records data, review medical images, organize databases, and perform statistical analyses. The incumbent will assist in coordination with other departments/entities within the University and from other institutions to maintain IRB approval for research projects; establish and maintain data sharing agreements between institutions. The incumbent will also assist in downloading images and online research. Using circumscribed procedures the incumbent will back-up, pre-process, and review data and assist in making figures and graphs. The incumbent will participate in research meetings, and prepare manuscripts for submission to journals in the field for supervisor. Other duties assigned as needed.

• Theoretical knowledge of computer science or related field as typically attained by a Bachelor's degree and/or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

• Ability to compose letters, proposals, grants, reports, presentations, and other comprehensive materials using correct grammar, punctuation, spelling, editing, formatting, and proofreading skills to clearly and concisely provide accurate information.

• Experience with the operation of a personal computer and software, such as MS Word and Excel. Knowledge to work with and learn new software for analysis.

• Ability to prioritize, follow through on tasks, handle multiple tasks simultaneously and meet deadlines.

• Skill and ability to conduct literature searches using libraries and the internet.

• Ability to maintain strict confidentiality of patient/study subject data.

• Ability to think creatively and critically.

• Strong communication skills (both verbal and written) needed to interact professionally and effectively in work environment, as well as effectively communicate with staff members of different levels such as radiation therapists and front desk staff.

• Interpersonal skills needed to interact well with others to facilitate communication about lab requirements, including the ability to discuss and understand research plans in a constructive, professional and pleasant manner.

• Experience with REDCap and/or Epic.

• Programming skills.

• Employment is subject to a criminal background check.

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