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Moody College of Communication, Woolfolk Center, Speech-Language Pathologist Assessor

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Compensation
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Location
Austin, TX
Role Type
Research
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Job overview

The Speech-Language Pathologist Assessor implements assessment protocols and collects data for research projects. The role coordinates with school personnel and families, recruits participants, and maintains community partnerships. It also involves conducting testing at area sites, preparing brief reports, coordinating participant payments, and potentially supervising graduate and undergraduate research assistants.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Assessment Protocol ImplementationData CollectionParticipant RecruitmentAssessment Testing

Full job description

Primary role is the implementation of assessment protocols and data collection. Coordinate with school personnel and families to gather student information and schedule assessments.Collaborate with the associate director on modifications to the study protocol and data collection process.Data entry and composition of brief reports of assessment results. Recruit participants from Austin and surrounding communities, maintain partnerships with school districts and community organizations. Travel to sites to conduct testing including area schools.Maintain communication with participating families to ensure continuity of data. Assist with coordination of participant payments.May provide the supervision, coordination, and management of graduate and undergraduate research assistants hired to assist with projects.

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