Psychology Assistant II - Bilingual

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This position assists the Principal Investigator(s) in administering and scoring neuropsychological assessments, overseeing data quality in coordination with data management team, and working with statistical team to perform analyses. Additional responsibilities include supporting IRB submissions, protocol updates, the preparation of manuscripts and grant materials and training new staff on interviewing techniques and assessment procedures.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES Conducts and scores neuropsychological assessments in compliance with study protocols; Conducts participant interviews using standardized techniques to ensure accurate data collection; Conducts literature reviews to support research activities and manuscript development; Manages research databases using Excel, and other statistical or data management programs; Organizes and prepares grant-related documentation for Institutional Review Board (IRB) submissions; Review, and audit data for accuracy; follow up with participants as needed to resolve discrepancies; Demonstrates willingness to learn phlebotomy techniques necessary to fulfill project needs; Assists with protocol amendments and updates; Contributes to the development of manuscripts, abstracts, and presentations; Provides relevant data and support materials for grant proposals; Trains new staff on interviewing techniques and assessment procedures; Prepares written reports summarizing findings and study progress; Conducts off‑campus site visits as required; and, Performs other related duties as assigned.

Proficiently perform job functions in both English and Spanish based on department need QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or related field required; 3 years work experience in related field. Master’s degree preferred. Proficient verbal and written communications skills; Proficient in Spanish and English Proficiency with Excel, SPSS or other research data system; Strong time‑management and prioritization abilities; Excellent attention to detail in maintaining study documentation.

Additional Information In compliance with NYC's Pay Transparency Act, the hourly rates for this are listed below. This rate is based on the 1199 bargaining unit contract. Hiring Rate 33.88 Post Probationary Rate 34.41 Job Rate 35.84 Minimum Salary Range USD $33.88/Hr. Maximum Salary Range USD $33.88/Hr. Conducts and scores neuropsychological assessments in compliance with study protocols; Conducts participant interviews using standardized techniques to ensure accurate data collection; Conducts literature reviews to support research activities and manuscript development; Manages research databases using Excel, and other statistical or data management programs; Organizes and prepares grant-related documentation for Institutional Review Board (IRB) submissions; Review, and audit data for accuracy; follow up with participants as needed to resolve discrepancies; Demonstrates willingness to learn phlebotomy techniques necessary to fulfill project needs; Assists with protocol amendments and updates; Contributes to the development of manuscripts, abstracts, and presentations; Provides relevant data and support materials for grant proposals; Trains new staff on interviewing techniques and assessment procedures; Prepares written reports summarizing findings and study progress; Conducts off‑campus site visits as required; and, Performs other related duties as assigned.

Proficiently perform job functions in both English and Spanish based on department need Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or related field required; 3 years work experience in related field. Master’s degree preferred. Proficient verbal and written communications skills; Proficient in Spanish and English Proficiency with Excel, SPSS or other research data system; Strong time‑management and prioritization abilities; Excellent attention to detail in maintaining study documentation.