Oregon Health & Science University Foundation
Oregon Health & Science University Foundation
Oregon Health & Science University Foundation is a charitable healthcare organization that supports Oregon Health & Science University through philanthropy and community engagement. Its funding advances medical research and education in areas including cancer, children’s health, brain health, and reproductive health, while helping expand access to advanced care and prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals. The foundation’s work connects donors and communities with initiatives designed to improve health outcomes across Oregon.

Senior Community Research Liaison – Project Interviewer (Part-Time Hybrid)

Part-time hybrid role conducting interviews for developmental disability research programs at OHSU. Responsibilities include participant scheduling, survey data entry, and quality assurance support.

Description

  • Complete quality assurance and data entry subcontract assignments
  • Coordinate scheduling with study participants
  • Conduct participant interviews in line with established project protocols
  • Record survey responses in an online data repository
  • Support the project manager with data management activities
  • Share feedback on assigned research projects
  • Plan and conduct interviews remotely or in participants’ homes and community settings
  • Keep schedules, interview documentation, and activity logs organized for weekly reporting
  • Participate in supervision meetings and required onboarding at the OHSU campus
  • Complete mandatory remote and/or in-person training

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field plus two years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of training and experience working with people with disabilities
  • Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills
  • Capacity to complete paperwork accurately within time-sensitive deadlines
  • Access to a phone, wireless internet, and an email account for interviews and work-related forms
  • Ability to schedule and conduct interviews online or in participants’ homes or community settings
  • Ability to maintain organized records for weekly reports
  • Ability to remain seated for interview sessions lasting up to 1 to 1.5 hours
  • Private space for conducting confidential interviews
  • Personal computer with webcam and high-speed internet
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, Outlook, and Teams, plus PDF forms
  • Ability to enter information into a secure database
  • Ability to use, or learn to use, an iPhone and computer for interviews and data transfer
  • Reliable transportation or the ability to drive to interview locations
  • Valid driver’s license and proof of vehicle insurance when using a personal vehicle
  • Experience working with people with disabilities, or having a family member with a disability, preferred
  • Advanced technical ability in data handling and interviewing preferred
  • Prior research experience preferred

Benefits

  • Temporary part-time appointment at 0.49 FTE, or approximately 19 hours per week, through June 2027
  • Hybrid work arrangement
  • Flexible scheduling based on participant availability, including evenings and weekends
  • Required remote and/or in-person training
  • Learning and advancement opportunities within OHSU
  • Reasonable accommodations available upon request

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