Clinical Research Assistant II
 Brigham and Women's Hospital | |
 United States, Massachusetts, Boston | |
| 1620 Tremont Street (Show on map) | |
 Jan 08, 2026 | |
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Our team's research is dedicated to understanding and improving the access, affordability, and value of ambulatory care in the US. Topics include primary care payment, delivery, and policy innovation; telemedicine; burdens of care faced by older adults; low-value care and its downstream consequences; and physician gender equity (See here for an overview). We are looking for a full-time Research Assistant (RA) (40 hours/week, hybrid/remote with flexible hours) to help us with this work. The Research Assistant II (RA II) will work closely with Dr. Ganguli and her team, which includes collaborators at a range of institutions such as Brown School of Public Health, the Harvard School of Public Health, RAND, and Oregon Health & Science University. The RA will participate in research and other publications as a co-author, present research, and be mentored by Dr. Ganguli and the team. The RA will also have opportunities to assist Dr. Ganguli in writing articles for newspapers and other media outlets, and to interface with her work on national primary care policy. In affiliation with the Division of General Internal Medicine and Primary Care (DGIM), the RA II will have numerous opportunities for training and career development, for example by attending conferences and participating in division-wide RA activities.
GENERAL SUMMARY/ OVERVIEW STATEMENT: Our team's research is dedicated to understanding and improving the access, affordability, and value of ambulatory care in the US. Topics include primary care payment, delivery, and policy innovation; telemedicine; burdens of care faced by older adults; low-value care and its downstream consequences; and physician gender equity (Seeherefor an overview). We are looking for a full-time Research Assistant (RA) (40 hours/week, hybrid/remote with flexible hours) to help us with this work. The Research Assistant II (RA II) will work closely with Dr. Ganguli and her team, which includes collaborators at a range of institutions such as Brown School of Public Health, the Harvard School of Public Health, RAND, and Oregon Health & Science University. The RA will participate in research and other publications as a co-author, present research, and be mentored by Dr. Ganguli and the team. The RA will also have opportunities to assist Dr. Ganguli in writing articles for newspapers and other media outlets, and to interface with her work on national primary care policy. In affiliation with the Division of General Internal Medicine and Primary Care (DGIM), the RA II will have numerous opportunities for training and career development, for example by attending conferences and participating in division-wide RA activities. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Over the course of a research project, the RA will:
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