Social Science Research Assistant Resume
Here’s a sample of what your Social Science Research Assistant Resume should look like while applying for Social Science Research Assistant Jobs.
2834 Monica Ct SW
Albany, NY 12201
(111)-123-1234
name@emailaddresscom
Summary:
An excellent research assistant helps social scientists in laboratory, survey, and other social research; has performed publication activities, laboratory analysis, quality control, or data management for one or two research firms; has been exposed to screen potential subjects in order to determine their suitability as study participants; has a keen sense for details and meticulous in obtaining information and related data for specific researches; has patience in tracking research participants and performing any necessary follow-up task to get the desired results; has good network base with government agencies and board, third party organizations and civil groups to successfully aid in the researches or information gathering required by the job
Professional Experience:
Clinical Research Assistant January 2007 – Present
The Brookings Institution Albany, NY
Responsibilities
Provided research support and maintained an orderly case record forms in accordance with the guidelines of the institution
Implemented data collection protocol in scheduling of interviews, hiring of subjects and conducting interviews
Facilitated dissemination and collection of surveys and other important data using other social science data collection tools
Assisted the investigator in administering the cognitive battery test and examinations for each patient
Maintained and documented files and databases according to predetermined guidelines set by doctors on patient category
Assisted investigators with blood draw specimen and preparation of laboratory equipment for analysis and evaluation of vital signs and treatment
Science Assistant May 2004 - December 2006
ICF International, Albany, NY
Responsibilities
Conducted tests and provide reports related to presentations of information on the scientific programs
Provided scientific information to important aspects of the merit review process, including developing solicitations and preliminary grouping of proposals
Attended conference meetings and provided feedback on completeness of panel summaries and minutes of the scientific meetings
Extended assistance to program officers and division management in overseeing the progress of scientific programs
Developed data inputs and reported on scientific portfolios for committees meetings and other results-oriented activities
Provided expertise to management in enhancing interactions with the scientific community and other third party scientific bodies
Research Assistant I February 1999 - May 2004
National Science Foundation, Albany, NY
Responsibilities
Assisted research investigators by performing basic literature searches on study topics that will be helpful to the search
Conducted simple protocols such as equipment maintenance, prepared participant handouts and studied materials to facilitate research activities
Assisted with data collection, participated recruitment and data entry of the gathered information
Assisted with research projects as directed and documented all activities involving the research
Conducted the proper documentation of procedural actions as well as results to be used for further testing and experiments
Updated on current literature as directed by senior research investigator to enhance research capability
Education:
Masters Degree in Social Sciences, University of Iowa, 1999
Bachelors Degree in Family and Community Services, Rockefeller University, 1994
Skills:
Good listening skills
Excellent time management and leadership skill
Very good communication and writing skill
Proficient in computer skills
Has very good teaching capability
Good investigative and inquisitive skills
Awards and Affiliations:
Association for Psychological Science, Member
Society for Social Studies of Science, Member
