Graduate Student Research Assistant - Qualitative Analysis (Student)
Case Western Reserve University
Description
The Begun Center for Violence Prevention Education and Research at Case Western Reserve University is seeking up to two Graduate Research Assistants to support a qualitative research project funded by the 2026 Flora Stone Mather Center for Women, Research and Professional Development Grant.
The project, Completing Voices of Resilience: HIV-Positive Women in Urban India, is based on in-depth interview with 24 women living with HIV in Kolkata, India and examines gender-based violence, stigma, healthcare inequities, and resilience. Research Assistants will support transcript review, qualitative coding, and manuscript preparation during a short-term appointment in June 2026.
Key responsibilities:
- Review and organize qualitative interview transcripts
- Development and refine a qualitative coding dictionary/codebook
- Conduct qualitative coding and thematic analysis using Dedoose
- Assist with interpretation of findings related to women's global health and social inequities
- Support manuscript preparation and literature review (students will receive authorship on publications related to the project)
Required:
- Current enrollment as a graduate student at Case Western Reserve University in a social science or related field
- Human Research Protection Certification (formerly CREC certification)
- Experience with qualitative reseach and qualitative coding
- Familiarity with qualitative analysis software (Dedoose preferred)
- Knowledge of women's global health issues and structural inequities
- Strong writing skills and attention to detail
The position(s) is funded at $20 per hour, Student Employment Class VIII. Approximately 40-45 toal hours per position.
To apply, please submit the following:
1. Curent CV
2. Brief statement of interest (1 page max) describin relevant qualitative research experience and software familiarity.
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