Human Factors Specialist
wise skullsSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Hiring: Human Factors Research Moderator - Anthropometry Important Visa: USC and GC Only
Location: San Diego, CA (On-site)
Key Responsibilities:
Experience required in conducting Anthropometric and CPR/AED certification and practice. Ideal Moderator Profile For anthropometric study, Infosys will hire moderators who are typically a combination of: Anthropometry knowledge Participant-facing professionalism Clinical bedside manners Ability to maintain protocol compliance Attention to detail Physical mobility Data quality mindset Comfort working with participants in minimal attire
Technical Skills:
Anthropometric Measurement ExperienceDEXA experience (preferred)Human subject research experience (preferred)Clinical trial experience (preferred)Exercise physiology background/Kinesiology background/Nursing background/Research coordinator experience General technical knowledge to enable basic troubleshooting of Mac & iOS hardware/software General technical knowledge of equipment Soft Skills Calm demeanor Non-judgmental attitude Excellent communication Professionalism Comfort discussing sensitive topics Ability to follow exact protocols Interested? Apply now or DM us to explore this opportunity! You can share resumes at vijay@wiseskulls.com
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