Brain Injury in Victim and Offender Populations: Assessment and Accommodation
Interventions for Health Justice Research Lab, within the OSU College of Public Health; PI: Dr. Julianna Nemeth
Community partners: Columbus City Attorney’s Domestic Violence Prosecution Unit and Franklin County Municipal Probation
Applied Practice Experience
Opportunity to assist with project implementation at the Franklin County Court House
Recruit, screen, obtain informed consent and interview participants/conduct focus groups
Maintain research documents
Possible opportunity to assist with qualitative data analysis
Review focus group transcriptions in ATLAS.ti (qualitative analysis software)
Code text according to specific research questions using structural codes
Create in-depth codes to capture all aspects of community health center staff, allied health professionals and administrators’ perspectives
Assist with verifying qualitative data findings
Possible opportunity to contribute to manuscript writing
Human subjects training and research analysis training will be provided
Research assistant may possibly split time between being remote and being at the Franklin County Court House
• Commitment to diversity. All applicants must have a commitment to the inclusion of the diverse academic, socioeconomic, cultural, ability, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, trauma experiences, and ethnic backgrounds of study participants • Excellent interpersonal skills • Ability to work efficiently and independently • Excellent organizational and planning skills • Ability to work well with a team • Will need transportation to/from the Franklin County Court House • Proficiency with Microsoft Teams preferred but not required
Email Wermert.7@osu.edu to begin the application process.