Lab Manager / Research Associate in Autism Interventions and Implementation Science University of Miami in United States

The MOSAIC Lab (Maximizing Opportunities to Scale Autism Interventions in Communities) in the Child Division of the Department of Psychology at the University of Miami is hiring a Lab Manager / Research Associate.

This opportunity is well suited to someone seeking stronger research experience before graduate school, especially applicants interested in autism, youth behavioral health, implementation science, and community-based intervention research.

The lab’s research focuses on implementation strategies such as in-service consultation to improve the quality of autism services delivered in community settings, with a particular emphasis on caregiver-mediated naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions (NDBIs).

Typical responsibilities include leading IRB protocols, managing participant recruitment and consent, collecting data in the field, preparing quantitative and qualitative datasets for analysis, supporting or leading clinical assessments under supervision, and co-leading community-engaged research efforts in South Florida.

The post is announced by Diondra Straiton-Webster, Incoming Assistant Professor at the University of Miami. The announcement does not specify funding, stipend, or a formal degree program; it is a staff/research position rather than a PhD, postdoc, or master’s opening.

To apply, use the linked Workday application page and review the full job description there. No deadline was stated in the post.