Field of Study:
Clinical Psychology
Department:
Psychiatry
Rank of Student:
Sophomores, Juniors
Desired Majors:
Psychology, Neuroscience, pre-PhD students, pre-med students, and other health-related majors
Hours per Week:
10
Compensation Type:
Academic Credit,
Voluntary Experience
Application Deadline:
Contact:
artemis-admin@OSUMC.EDU
Private
Public
Project Description
Dr. Jessica Turner and Dr. Melanie Bozzay are seeking 2 highly motivated research assistants to volunteer with their project- ARTEMIS. This study aims to better understand how people experience distress, mental health symptoms, and suicide risk in their daily lives.
Research assistants will aid in online participant recruitment, administering baseline assessments, and collecting and monitoring Ecological Momentary Assessment and phone sensor data. Course credit for independent study may be available upon discussion with the faculty and with a 10 hours/week time commitment.
Research assistants will aid in online participant recruitment, administering baseline assessments, and collecting and monitoring Ecological Momentary Assessment and phone sensor data. Course credit for independent study may be available upon discussion with the faculty and with a 10 hours/week time commitment.
Additional Information
Time Commitment:
6-10 hours/week (estimate)
2-4 semesters (estimate)
Applications will be reviewed immediately on a first-come, first-serve basis. Qualified candidates will be scheduled for a virtual interview.
For more details about ARTEMIS, please check out our website: https://artemis-study.org/.
6-10 hours/week (estimate)
2-4 semesters (estimate)
Applications will be reviewed immediately on a first-come, first-serve basis. Qualified candidates will be scheduled for a virtual interview.
For more details about ARTEMIS, please check out our website: https://artemis-study.org/.
Required Applicant Information
To apply, send the following information to artemis-admin@OSUMC.EDU:
1. A description of the following:
Your major (e.g., psychology, neuroscience, etc.)
Your class standing (e.g., sophomore, junior, etc.) and expected graduation date (e.g., Spring 2028, Spring 2029).
Why you are interested in research on suicide risk and reduction.
Your future career goals.
Your experiences with research
2. Resume / curriculum vitae (attached as a PDF file)
3. Ohio State University Advising Report or Academic Transcript (attached as a PDF file)
1. A description of the following:
Your major (e.g., psychology, neuroscience, etc.)
Your class standing (e.g., sophomore, junior, etc.) and expected graduation date (e.g., Spring 2028, Spring 2029).
Why you are interested in research on suicide risk and reduction.
Your future career goals.
Your experiences with research
2. Resume / curriculum vitae (attached as a PDF file)
3. Ohio State University Advising Report or Academic Transcript (attached as a PDF file)
Required or Desired Skills
Required Qualifications:
Minimum undergraduate GPA = 3.5 or above
Proficiency with Microsoft software (Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel)
An interest in studying suicide risk and reduction.
Experience in customer service and communication
Ability to remain calm and professional under pressure
Reliable transportation to both research sites (921 Chatham Lane, 1960 Kenny Rd)
Required to be available to volunteer on Saturdays for Participant Visits
Desired Qualifications:
An interest in obtaining research experience to prepare for applying to graduate school in the future, particularly Ph.D. programs in clinical psychology, clinical neuropsychology, neuroscience and public health, or medical school.
Graduating in 2028-2030
Minimum undergraduate GPA = 3.5 or above
Proficiency with Microsoft software (Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel)
An interest in studying suicide risk and reduction.
Experience in customer service and communication
Ability to remain calm and professional under pressure
Reliable transportation to both research sites (921 Chatham Lane, 1960 Kenny Rd)
Required to be available to volunteer on Saturdays for Participant Visits
Desired Qualifications:
An interest in obtaining research experience to prepare for applying to graduate school in the future, particularly Ph.D. programs in clinical psychology, clinical neuropsychology, neuroscience and public health, or medical school.
Graduating in 2028-2030
Faculty Member Lead:
Dr. Jessica Turner, Dr. Melanie Bozzay
Starting Semester:
Autumn,
Spring
Length of Project (in semesters):
2