Research Project Interviewer - Part Time

ABOUT THE ROLE: The Field Technician reports to the Jersey Shore Laboratory in Waretown, New Jersey. Candidates must possess a valid driver’s license as well as a clean driving record to drive to and from sampling locations using a company vehicle. The starting rate of pay is $17.00 per hour for a full-time, 30-hour workweek, Monday through Friday. WHAT YOU'LL DO: The primary responsibility of the Field Technician is the performance of water tests and sample collections at assigned locations. Testing and sample collection may include municipal wells, city water, private homes, public locations, sewer and water plants, wastewater, and pools. Employees may also set up sample composite machines for next-day sample pickup. Employees are trained in proper and compliant collection techniques as well as transport protocols to a certified laboratory. QUALIFICATIONS: No prior experience is required, but interested candidates should have experience in roles that require detailed procedures, good communication skills with clients, outdoor work, as well as meeting daily deadlines. ABOUT GARDEN STATE LABS: At Garden State Laboratories, Inc., we contribute to the protection of public health and safety. We have been a leader in environmental testing for more than 80 years. Our certified laboratories are in Union and Ocean counties, New Jersey, and are equipped for microbiology and chemistry testing of drinking water, private wells, recreational bathing water, wastewater, and solid/hazardous wastes for all of New Jersey. WHY JOIN US? At Garden State Laboratories, caring about the well-being of our employees, sustainability, and growth is what our family-owned business stands by. Garden State Laboratories, Inc. is a great place to work; employees join our team, and they stay. We are committed to providing an atmosphere of development and training for our employees. We offer competitive wages and benefits, including medical, dental, and vision options, disability insurance, life insurance, 401(k), paid holidays, and paid time off. Here at Garden State Laboratories, Inc., our culture is family, and we promote a diversified and inclusive work environment. If you are interested in an environmental services career, this is an opportunity you should consider. Apply on our website here: https://workforcenow.cloud.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=82f9e885-7573-45b1-af47-3e3f7cf2551f&ccId=19000101_000001&lang=en_US&jobId=23202

Sago, formerly Schlesinger Group, is the global research and data partner that connects human answers to business questions. Combining our legacy of impact, global reach, and innovative spirit, we enable our clients to solve business problems through extensive audience access and an adaptive range of qualitative and quantitative solutions. We help our clients understand what their customers want and demand — empowering them to make decisions with confidence. As a partner to our clients, their clients, and the industry, Sago seamlessly connects businesses to key insights. Join our team at SAGO, where happiness thrives in the top 35%, our work culture ranks in the top 10%, and diversity shines in the top 15% compared to peers of our size. Discover more about us at https://www.comparably.com/companies/sago Position Summary We are looking for a careful and tech-savvy Research Interviewer to help with a health research study. This person will work with participants, guide them on using electronic wearables, and make sure data is collected accurately and on time. The ideal candidate is good with technology, communicates well, can offer basic tech support, and helps keep the study organized and running smoothly. This is a part-time position making $15 per hour. Requirements Key Responsibilities ·       Conduct structured in-person interviews and assessments with study participants ·       Train participants on setup and use of wearable devices for study participation ·       Provide first-level tech support for common mobile device, wearable device, and app issues ·       Maintain organized records of participant interactions and study status using Excel or similar tools ·       Maintain tight and effective inventory of study materials ·       Maintain confidentiality and follow all study protocols and procedures ·       Perform quality assurance checks to ensure accurate data collection and protocol compliance ·       Assist with scheduling, follow-up communication, and participant engagement ·       Communicate effectively with research team members and report any issues or concerns Schedule time The project runs from ends of October through end of December/early January. Work hours are Monday–Thursday (with possible Fridays), either 9:00 AM–2:00 PM or 3:00–7:00 PM local time. Qualifications ·       Experience conducting interviews, surveys, or assessments (preferred) ·       Familiarity and comfort with mobile phones and wearable devices ·       Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Teams, DocuSign, and general computer literacy ·       Strong attention to detail and ability to carry out quality assurance tasks ·       Clear communication skills and a patient, supportive approach to participant training ·       Organized, dependable, and able to manage multiple tasks efficiently

Trialmed Melbourne (formerly Optimal Research) is looking for overall healthy volunteers to participate in a clinical research trial to help advance vaccine research. Qualifications: • 18 to 70 years old • Health status is further evaluated by reviewing medical history, screening assessments, and visit with physician • Available and willing to commit to the trial visit structure - You will be asked to come to our clinic for 8 outpatient visits and 2 follow-up phone calls Eligible participants will receive trial related care and assessments at no cost and may be compensated up to $1,250 for trial related time. If you are interested in participating, please complete the contact form. We will follow up with more information and schedule an appointment to see if you qualify. Additional Details

Sago, formerly Schlesinger Group, is the global research and data partner that connects human answers to business questions. Combining our legacy of impact, global reach, and innovative spirit, we enable our clients to solve business problems through extensive audience access and an adaptive range of qualitative and quantitative solutions. We help our clients understand what their customers want and demand — empowering them to make decisions with confidence. As a partner to our clients, their clients, and the industry, Sago seamlessly connects businesses to key insights. Join our team at SAGO, where happiness thrives in the top 35%, our work culture ranks in the top 10%, and diversity shines in the top 15% compared to peers of our size. Discover more about us at https://www.comparably.com/companies/sago Position Summary We are looking for a careful and tech-savvy Research Interviewer to help with a health research study. This person will work with participants, guide them on using electronic wearables, and make sure data is collected accurately and on time. The ideal candidate is good with technology, communicates well, can offer basic tech support, and helps keep the study organized and running smoothly. This is a part-time position making $18 per hour. Requirements Key Responsibilities ·       Conduct structured in-person interviews and assessments with study participants ·       Train participants on setup and use of wearable devices for study participation ·       Provide first-level tech support for common mobile device, wearable device, and app issues ·       Maintain organized records of participant interactions and study status using Excel or similar tools ·       Maintain tight and effective inventory of study materials ·       Maintain confidentiality and follow all study protocols and procedures ·       Perform quality assurance checks to ensure accurate data collection and protocol compliance ·       Assist with scheduling, follow-up communication, and participant engagement ·       Communicate effectively with research team members and report any issues or concerns Schedule time The project runs from ends of October through end of December/early January. Work hours are Monday–Thursday (with possible Fridays), either 9:00 AM–2:00 PM or 3:00–7:00 PM local time. Qualifications ·       Experience conducting interviews, surveys, or assessments (preferred) ·       Familiarity and comfort with mobile phones and wearable devices ·       Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Teams, DocuSign, and general computer literacy ·       Strong attention to detail and ability to carry out quality assurance tasks ·       Clear communication skills and a patient, supportive approach to participant training ·       Organized, dependable, and able to manage multiple tasks efficiently

Our study for DIHYDROBERBERINE has been adjusted to allow for adults up to 65 years of age (previously 55)!! We have a new research study evaluating the effects of a dietary supplement on glucose and appetite response in adults. Recent clinical studies suggest berberine may impact appetite-regulating hormones like glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1); insulin sensitivity (how your body responds to the insulin in your blood); blood glucose levels and weight loss. Dihydroberberine (DHB), is a form of berberine that has the same characteristics as berberine but may be better absorbed by the body. The purpose of this research study is to evaluate the effect of a single dose of DHB and 6-weeks of DHB consumption versus placebo on various health outcomes. The total study participation is approximately 8 weeks with 4 in-clinic visits. Three of the visits require you to be at the clinic for a 3-hour period. During the study, you’ll wear a continuous glucose monitor (CGM). Using a CGM requires you to wear a small sensor with a very thin filament that stays under your skin and constantly reads your blood sugar levels. If qualified, you may be compensated up to $1,000 for completing all visits and study tasks. Qualified participants must: • Be an adult between 35-65 years of age • Have a BMI ≥25 and ≤ 35 kg/m2 • Be willing to attend three 3-hour visits with an IV catheter placed in the arm for multiple blood draws • Be willing to consume 4 capsules a day for 6 weeks, specifically 2 capsules in the morning and 2 capsules in the evening • Be willing to consume a vanilla flavored meal replacement drink • Be willing to wear a continuous glucose monitor • Be willing to download smart phone applications to track blood sugar and food and beverage intake To see if you qualify, give us a call at 630-617-2000 or complete the survey below: https://biofortis.clinicalconductor.com/CCEWeb/Forms/frmSurveyPreview.aspx?Direct=1&Mode=0&SurveyPKey=250&StudyPKey=6665

We are pioneering advancements in quantum computing by utilising trapped ion technology and our proprietary laser-free quantum control methods. Our research and development efforts build on our fully integrated quantum processors that can be fabricated within standard silicon foundries. This unique approach allows us to leverage the highest-performing qubit technology while ensuring scalability and manufacturability using existing semiconductor fabrication technology. We approach quantum computing with a focus on minimising errors, striving to achieve ultra-low gate errors at scale. Our immediate objective is to develop functional quantum computers within the NISQ regime, aiming to construct fault-tolerant machines that require minimal QEC overhead. Our recent breakthroughs include achieving 99.97% fidelity in two-qubit gates and 99.9992% fidelity in single-qubit operations without error correction, setting new industry standards for performance. What to expect: As a Senior Quantum Scientist, you will be at the forefront of our research and development, taking a leading role in both experimental design and the architecture of future generations of hardware. You will be responsible for driving innovation in coherent control, calibration, and benchmarking at scale, with a particular focus on enabling ultra-low error rates and system reliability across larger trapped-ion devices. Beyond hands-on experiments, you will help shape technical direction, mentor junior scientists, and ensure our work translates into scalable, fault-tolerant systems. What you’ll be responsible for:  Leading the prototyping and characterisation of advanced coherent control schemes for trapped-ion qubits using laser and microwave fields. Driving system-level benchmarking and optimisation, ensuring near-term devices achieve world-leading performance and stability. Validating and integrating new trap technologies (e.g. on-chip electronics or photonics) to support scaling towards error-corrected architectures. Guiding junior scientists in experimental design, analysis, and presentation of results, while representing Oxford Ionics at external collaborations and conferences. Requirements You will need a PhD in physics or a closely related discipline, with a strong foundation in atomic or qubit-related physics and typically four or more years of post PhD experience in quantum control, either in academia or industry. Alongside deep technical expertise, you should be able to work independently, lead projects, and collaborate effectively within a small, fast-paced team. You will need: Proven expertise in experimental ion-trapping physics, ideally with a focus on quantum information processing and strong programming skills. Hands-on experience in spectroscopy, calibration, benchmarking of qubit systems, and debugging complex experimental setups. Strong proficiency with control software, hardware integration and data analysis. A track record of effective collaboration across teams and clear communication of complex scientific results through publications, talks, or conferences. Benefits Oxford Ionics is leading the way in quantum technology, and we need skilled, innovative individuals like you. We offer a range of benefits, including opportunities to further your career with a world-class team, business stock options, generous annual leave, flexible working, medical, dental and vision insurance for you and your family, and much more. Join us and be part of the future of quantum computing. Salary Range $145,000-$175,000 DOE Oxford Ionics is committed to equal opportunity for all.