Redcap Database Creation Intern

Role Title: Redcap Database Creation Intern

Organisation: The Kids Research Institute Australia

Internship Period: Summer (November - December)

Location: Nedlands

Role Description

Are you interested in learning how to create a REDCap database for research in an ultra-rare disease?
The Redcap database will store all data for a 24-month research project on Nutrition profiling using novel technologies in GSD patients at PCH. Data will be collected for the 13 paediatric patients with glycogen storage disease, across 8 different time points on growth measures, biochemical, ultrasound, indirect calorimetry and nutritional analysis. The database will be designed to optimise data export for statistical analysis. Key duties/accountability: • With your supervisor, gain a thorough understanding of your role and how your work will contribute to the organisation and its communities • Develop a database plan, including scope, methodology, and a clear timeline for deliverables • Throughout the project, consult with your supervisor and, as appropriate, other internal PCH metabolic team members or external stakeholders, to inform your research • Develop a report and/or presentation of the findings (which may include recommendations or next steps) • If necessary, develop handover materials for a staff member or subsequent intern to continue the project into the next phase • Present the findings of the research to relevant internal and external stakeholders • Report regularly to your supervisor on progress and findings throughout.

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Organisation Mission

The Kids Research Institute Australia is based within the Perth Children’s Hospital, and is one of the largest, and most successful medical research institutes in Australia, comprising a dedicated and diverse team of around 1,000 staff, students and honoraries. We've created a bold blueprint that brings together community, researchers, practitioners, policy makers and funders, who share our vision to improve the health and wellbeing of children through excellence in research.