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460 live Research Assistant openings across the United States — every one pulled straight from an employer career site and swept for ghost listings daily. Johns Hopkins University posts the most (35), and 5% are listed as remote or flexible.

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At a glance

Counted across all 460 live openings.

Posted pay

$47–64K/yr

Median low and high ends of 59 posted salaries; the middle half start between $40K and $57K.

$18–25/hr

Median low and high ends of 225 posted hourly rates; the middle half start between $17 and $21.

Pay is listed on 296 of 460 openings (64%).

Remote or flexible

5%

22 of 460 openings are listed as remote or flexible, and 38 as hybrid.

Top employers
  1. Johns Hopkins University35 openings
  2. SUNY Upstate Medical University26 openings
  3. University of Texas Rio Grande Valley24 openings
  4. University of Utah23 openings
  5. Wayne State University21 openings
  6. New York University20 openings
  7. University of Pennsylvania19 openings
  8. University of Miami18 openings
Top locations
  1. Baltimore, MD41 openings
  2. Syracuse, NY27 openings
  3. Detroit, MI24 openings
  4. Salt Lake City, UT24 openings
  5. Boston, MA21 openings
  6. Philadelphia, PA20 openings
  7. Edinburg, TX17 openings
  8. New York, NY17 openings

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Good to know

How many Research Assistant jobs are open right now?
Olive Jobs is tracking 460 live Research Assistant openings in the United States, sourced directly from employer career sites and swept for ghost listings daily.
Where are Research Assistant roles hiring?
Recent postings span Houston, TX; Detroit, MI; Remote; Baltimore, MD — and more locations are in the full list above.
What do Research Assistant jobs pay?
Among the newest postings that disclose pay, recent examples include $62–72K/yr, $17.65–31.05/hr, $17.65–31.05/hr. Olive shows the posted range on every listing that includes one.

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