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Research Assistant

GraduateJuniorFull-timeHybridNedlands WA 6009, AustraliaPosted 4 months agoVerified 11 hours ago
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About the job

This job is about supporting the Human Development and Community Wellbeing team in delivering a health economics evaluation of the Early Moves Study. The Research Assistant will play a vital role in conducting analyses and preparing reports that will impact health outcomes for individuals and communities. The team values collaboration and inclusivity, creating a supportive environment where everyone can thrive.

You'll be responsible for

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Conducting literature reviews

Conduct literature reviews on health economics, early intervention, and developmental outcomes to support research efforts.
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Designing cost data tools

Design and maintain cost data collection tools and documentation to facilitate economic evaluations.
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Performing economic analysis

Conduct economic analysis and statistical analysis to evaluate health service utilization and cognitive outcomes.

Key criteria

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Literature review experience

Demonstrated experience conducting literature reviews in health economics.

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Quantitative analysis skills

Proven skills in statistical analysis and data interpretation.

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Strong communication skills

High-level written and verbal communication skills for reporting.

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4 criteria for this job
Literature review experience
Demonstrated experience conducting literature reviews in health economics.

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Quantitative analysis skills
Proven skills in statistical analysis and data interpretation.

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Strong communication skills
High-level written and verbal communication skills for reporting.

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Data management experience
Experience working with datasets and maintaining data collection tools.

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