NIH-Funded Research · Now Recruiting · Ongoing Until Filled

Student Research Assistant

Adult Day Health Centers Study — Dynamic Capabilities Project

Principal Investigator: Yawen Li, PhD, MSW
School of Social Work, California State University, San Bernardino


We are recruiting Student Research Assistants for an NIH-funded study examining the dynamic capabilities of Adult Day Health Centers across the United States. This is an opportunity to engage in meaningful, nationally funded research on a critical and understudied component of community-based care for older adults.

The project has completed its first year of interviews with ADS administrators nationwide. Research assistants joining now will support Year 2 work: analyzing interview data and developing the initial dynamic capabilities scale.

Why This Opportunity Matters

Highly relevant for students planning to apply to graduate or PhD programs.
Research experience is among the most important factors in graduate and doctoral admissions. This position places you on a named NIH-funded project, exposes you to the full research cycle, and connects you with a faculty mentor. If you are considering a PhD, master's program, or research career, this role provides the documented experience that sets competitive applicants apart.

Responsibilities

Requirements


Position Details

Project Period Academic Year & Summer
Hours per Week Flexible (up to 20 hrs)
Hourly Rate $18 – $20 / hr

How to Apply

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis (ongoing until filled). Please submit your application through the link below. We welcome students at all experience levels who bring curiosity, rigor, and a commitment to community health research.

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