Research Associate I-Field Interviewer

Job Summary: We are seeking an enthusiastic, communicative, and detail-oriented individual to work as a field interviewer for our Cognitive Health Research study team. Our field studies evaluate how lifecourse risk and protective factors affect cognitive decline later in life. The interviewer may work across any of our active studies but will likely focus on the Study of Healthy Aging in African Americans (STAR). The three studies include: STAR, Kaiser Healthy Aging and Diverse Life Experiences (KHANDLE), and Life After 90 (LA90). The ideal candidate is committed to aging research. The Research Assistant Interviewer (RAI) will screen, recruit, and schedule participants for in-person clinic and home interviews. Responsibilities include administering structured interviews, questionnaires, cognitive tests, and collecting physical measurements. The RAI will also support administrative tasks as needed. Excellent communication, interpersonal skills, and a professional telephone manner are essential. Evening and weekend work may be required to accommodate participants. The role involves coordinating small-scale projects (

Essential Responsibilities: Coordinate participant recruitment, develop information packets, monitor progress, and follow up as needed. Assist in developing research instruments and train research assistants. Edit and manipulate data, produce reports with basic statistical analyses, maintain records, review relevant literature, conduct detailed interviews, ensure data quality, and coordinate small research projects. Note: Kaiser Permanente conducts routine compensation reviews and reserves the right to modify job descriptions or change employment status, with notice.

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