Skill
Research Methods
Education and Training
Research methods are the specific techniques and tools used to collect and analyze data within a study, such as surveys, experiments, interviews, case studies, or statistical analysis. Researchers across disciplines select and combine methods appropriate to their research question to produce reliable, valid findings.
Open roles requiring Research Methods (2)
Physician-Research (GRECC)
Veterans Health Administration
Part-time · Bronx, NY · $245,000 – $315,000
This role leads education and evaluation initiatives within a geriatrics research center at a VA medical facility, combining clinical training oversight, research program development, and faculty responsibilities. It suits physicians with geriatrics expertise and interest in medical education who want part-time work in an academic medical center environment.
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Telecommunications Policy Analyst
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
This federal policy analyst role focuses on international telecommunications regulation and digital infrastructure, advising senior leadership at the FCC on complex cross-border technology and market issues. The position suits someone with deep expertise in ICT policy, critical infrastructure, and international regulatory environments who can conduct rigorous research and represent the agency at global forums.
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