![]() WHISH Research Coordinator Stanford University The Stanford University - Department of Medicine, Division of Stanford Prevention Research Center (SPRC) is seeking a full-time Clinical Research Coordinator Associate (CRCA) to provide research support for a large-scale, population-level study of physical activity promotion in a national sample of older women. The Women's Health Initiative Strong & Healthy (WHISH) is a pragmatic, randomized, population-level trial whose aim is to evaluate whether an intervention based on Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) recommended levels of physical activity for older adults reduce major cardiovascular events. More than 22,000 women from across the U.S. are enrolled in the trial. The employee will be based at the SPRC offices located in Palo Alto. Under the guidance of the Project Director and Principal Investigator, the CRCA will design and develop written and online health promotion materials and work closely with study participants by phone, email and post mail. The CRCA will regularly interact with older adult study volunteers from diverse backgrounds, interdepartmental research colleagues and faculty, third-party vendors and external health promotion organizations. The position requires the candidate to develop, update and maintain a research database and to provide data for regular progress reporting. Interest and experience with behavior modification and/or promotion of physical activity preferred. The CRCA will be required to comply with standardized study protocols, health and safety policies and good clinical practice procedures (including those specifically related to the worksite). This position also requires a commitment to work in and foster a multicultural and multiracial environment. Duties include:
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WHISH Research Coordinator (FTE: 50%) | Stanford, California |
Stanford University | 3 Months Ago |
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