Research AssistantAt — SPARCC Lab (Supporting Practices for Autism through Research and Community Collaboration)

Research Assistants are key members of our research team conducting research aimed to improving community-based services and supports for individuals with autism and their families. As a research assistant, you will gain independent research skills as an active member of the research team involving learning about aspects of autism intervention research, implementation science, and working with human research participants. Achievement of your learning goals is supervised, and mentored research experiences that vary depending on lab project needs, individual interests and strengths, and timing/scheduling. Core activities include attendance and active participation in lab meetings, as well as active participation and assistance with research activities under supervision, including literature reviews, study development, participant recruitment and enrollment, data collection and data entry, behavioral coding, community outreach and engagement, and other related tasks.