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JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS: The Ethnographic and Qualitative (EQUAL) Mixed Methods Laboratory in the Department of Biobehavioral Health at Penn State is seeking a project associate who is fluent in English and Spanish to work on an agricultural safety and health project. The project associate will assist researchers in day-to-day activities for all aspects of the project including recruitment of participants, adherence to human subjects protections, data collection, interviews, data storage and management. The project will involve predominantly Spanish-speaking Latino/a farmworkers, so Spanish speaking, reading, and writing fluency is required. Additionally, one must be available to work, or travel to agricultural communities for data collection, including but not limited to Berks, Chester, Delaware and Lancaster counties. This position may require occasional evening/weekend availability. Travel to farm sites with the research team will also be required.

Responsibilities and Research Project Support: Coordinate project activities, resources, and information between the office and field Monitor progress and handle any issues that arise Be the point of contact for the project and all participants Create and maintain comprehensive project documentation Interview participants in Spanish and English Support in recruitment of participants Participate in meetings and contribute to discussion regarding project activities Manage, reformat, enter, edit, merge and maintain data in preparation for analysis

Qualifications & Requirements: Fluency in speaking, reading and writing in both Spanish and English Excellent bilingual written, reading and verbal communication skills Certification in Spanish/English translation preferred but not required Strong work ethic Detail oriented organizational skills Positive problem-solving attitude Excellent time management skills Experience working with community organizations and diverse populations Experience working with Latino/a communities Demonstrated knowledge of agricultural labor is a plus Experience in research or evaluation, interviewing, in-person interviewing, focus groups or other qualitative methods (preferred) Ability to travel to agricultural regions Current location in Berks, Chester, Delaware or Lancaster counties preferred

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