Temporary Nutrition Program Research Assistant

The Department of Agricultural and Human Sciences at NC State University is looking for a part-time Nutrition Program Research Assistant o support the delivery and evaluation of two nutrition programs, including the Health Extension for Diabetes ( HED) program (a diabetes education and support program) and the PhytoRx Families produce prescription program. Duties will include helping with participant recruitment, data collection, program delivery, data analysis, manuscript writing, and presentations. The Nutrition Program Research Assistant will also help the Project Coordinator with communication efforts among project participants and stakeholders. This position will also include compensated travel to eastern North Carolina to interface with the county-based NC State Extension Family and Consumer Science Agents, and other state and community-based agency/organization professionals and volunteers.

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