The responsibilities of research assistants in epidemiology can vary widely depending on the specific project and setting but generally include:
1. Data Collection: Gathering data through surveys, interviews, and questionnaires. 2. Data Entry and Management: Ensuring data is accurately entered and maintained in databases. 3. Literature Review: Conducting reviews of existing scientific literature to support research projects. 4. Statistical Analysis: Assisting with the analysis of collected data using statistical software. 5. Report Writing: Contributing to the preparation of reports, manuscripts, and presentations. 6. Field Work: Participating in field studies, which may involve traveling to different locations to collect data.
