Research Coordinator
Our team is currently hiring a Research Coordinator to support an ongoing NCI-funded project on mobile technology for remote symptom monitoring during chemotherapy. Our lab is a great fit for those interested in interdisciplinary research in medicine, health psychology, and digital health and informatics. Duties include recruiting patients in cancer clinics and teaching them to use study smartphone apps and devices, maintaining organized up-to-date study records, supervising student research interns, and communicating with clinical and technical collaborators and study participants. We are looking for someone with excellent organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work both collaboratively and independently. For more information and to apply, go to https://cfopitt.taleo.net/careersection/jobdetail.ftl?job=21006981.
Our team is currently hiring a Research Coordinator to support an ongoing NCI-funded project on mobile technology for remote symptom monitoring during chemotherapy. Our lab is a great fit for those interested in interdisciplinary research in medicine, health psychology, and digital health and informatics. Duties include recruiting patients in cancer clinics and teaching them to use study smartphone apps and devices, maintaining organized up-to-date study records, supervising student research interns, and communicating with clinical and technical collaborators and study participants. We are looking for someone with excellent organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work both collaboratively and independently. For more information and to apply, go to https://cfopitt.taleo.net/careersection/jobdetail.ftl?job=21006981.
School of Computing and Information Science Internships
We are looking for paid interns with skills in mobile development and/or data science to work on a variety of clinical research projects using passive sensor data from smartphones and wearable devices to monitor or improve health. Potential candidates will be Pitt SCI students with Python and/or R experience. We welcome students who are curious about health-related research questions, who learn quickly, and who can commit to working with us for at least six months. To apply, please send your resume to moshi@pitt.edu.
We are looking for paid interns with skills in mobile development and/or data science to work on a variety of clinical research projects using passive sensor data from smartphones and wearable devices to monitor or improve health. Potential candidates will be Pitt SCI students with Python and/or R experience. We welcome students who are curious about health-related research questions, who learn quickly, and who can commit to working with us for at least six months. To apply, please send your resume to moshi@pitt.edu.
Directed Undergraduate Research (Pitt PSY 1903)
We have opportunities for undergraduate students at the University of Pittsburgh to get involved in our interdisciplinary research for research credits. Our lab is a great fit for students who are interested in medicine, health psychology, or digital health and informatics. If you are interested in learning more about these opportunities, please send your CV and inquiry to Carissa Low (lowca@upmc.edu) or Krina Durica (duricak@upmc.edu). For more info, see here.
We have opportunities for undergraduate students at the University of Pittsburgh to get involved in our interdisciplinary research for research credits. Our lab is a great fit for students who are interested in medicine, health psychology, or digital health and informatics. If you are interested in learning more about these opportunities, please send your CV and inquiry to Carissa Low (lowca@upmc.edu) or Krina Durica (duricak@upmc.edu). For more info, see here.
Human-Computer Interaction Institute Course Projects
Our lab frequently works with student teams from the HCII at CMU on semester-long projects building technological solutions to address important clinical problems. Previous projects have included a smartphone app to collect and visualize patient-reported symptoms during cancer treatment and a dashboard enabling surgical oncology providers to visualize patient-generated health data.
Our lab frequently works with student teams from the HCII at CMU on semester-long projects building technological solutions to address important clinical problems. Previous projects have included a smartphone app to collect and visualize patient-reported symptoms during cancer treatment and a dashboard enabling surgical oncology providers to visualize patient-generated health data.