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The chart reviewer reviews electronic health record data using natural language processing tools, provided by Regenstrief, to determine if the record contains specific information, as requested in the data collection form

Regenstrief Institute is searching for a Community Health Research Specialist to join The William Tierney Center for Health Services Research. As a Community Health Research Specialist, you will provide assistance to a core program researching novel community-based educational interventions for high-priority public health problems in the State of Indiana, specifically, infant mortality. The research is led by Dr. Debra Litzelman with a key area of focus on discovering effective and sustainable, community-based practices to support and enable mothers and fathers to engage in behaviors that lower the risk of infant mortality and low birth weight infants.

The Database Administrator supports a large statewide research repository, which is replicated in near real-time. This repository is crucial for research at the Regenstrief Institute and is currently 50TB and growing. The ideal candidate will provide primary support for Oracle databases and secondary support for Postgres databases.

The Executive Assistant provides advanced administrative and clerical support to Vice Presidents and other executive staff as assigned.

We are looking for a self-motivated Research Specialist to contribute to the knowledge dissemination team on the WeCare program. This team is evaluating the data emerging from a years-long program providing one-on-one behavioral health coaching to study participants focused on smoking cessation, nutrition-food insecurity, mental health concerns, safe sleep for infants, and breastfeeding. The Research Specialist filling this specific position will work with Dr. Litzelman and her team to review programmatic (both qualitative and quantitative) data, analyze, synthesize, and report on program effectiveness. They may also have participant facing activities, such as recruiting and evaluating individuals for eligibility for the study.

The Research Student provides various tasks related to research studies, which could include delivery of study subject assessment, reviewing paper or electronic medical records to determine eligibility of patient for study, documentation of subject feedback, electronic study data submission, working with research related data, literature reviews, manuscript creation and/or review of support for research studies as determined by research protocols.

The William M. Tierney Center for Health Services Research located at Regenstrief Institute, Inc. is accepting applications for a Graduate Research Assistant. This opportunity is temporary and part-time for 2025, with the potential for extending the position beyond that time. The Graduate Research Assistant will be able to work with the chronic pain outcomes and health services research team embedded within an engaged, mission-focused academic research community. Specifically, the graduate research assistant will assist with the NIH-funded Equity Using Interventions for Pain and Depression (EQUIPD) Study with a focus on implementing nonpharmacologic interventions for chronic pain, health disparities, and health services research methods.