The person in this position will contribute substantively to the intellectual activities of the investigative team, will responsible for preparing materials to disseminate key findings to senior policymakers in the Department of Veterans Affairs. The research project coordinator may work on multiple projects supporting the investigative team ranging from topics such as mental health and health information technology policy. This person will manage the day to day process of organizing team meetings and communicate among study partners between meetings, record decisions, and findings, draft reports and presentations including charts and graphs to the funders and participate actively in a manuscript generation. The person may have contact with the study participants.

Essential Functions:

• Conducting a Literature Review
• Organizing team meetings
• Recording Findings
• Preparing manuscripts and presentations
• Contacting study participants

Required Skills Required Experience

• Bachelor’s degree required
• 3-5 years of experience
• Experience conducting psychiatry evaluation
• Project Management experience

REQUIREMENTS

• Proven ability to communicate in a professional and upbeat manner, with both visitors and employees at all levels of the organization
• Professional presentation
• Excellent attention to detail
• Ability to multitask while being flexible in a busy environment
• Strong knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures

The responsibilities are many, various, and not limited to those written in this document.