Hep Free NYC Research Committee Meeting Highlights - 06-16-2021 (3 – 4:45 PM EST) via Zoom
Call for Abstracts
Hep Free NYC Research Committee Meeting Highlights 03-24-2021 (3 – 4:30 PM EST) via Zoom Hep Free NYC Research Committee Webpage and community research board for recruiting for studies or jobs. Please share any suggestions and share with those interested in posting/utilizing.
Mount Sinai is seeking participants from the West African Immigrant Community to take part in a hepatitis B screening survey.
4th Research Committee Meeting of 2020. Meeting highlights include the NYC Viral Hep Elimination Project update and shared resources about syringe service programs (SSPs) during COVID-19.
The Surveillance Analyst @ NYC Health Department will identify people living with HIV and hepatitis C (HCV) to inform a hepatitis C Data to Care model to eliminate HCV among people living with HIV.
HCV Senior Data and Research Analyst @ NYC Health Department Job Description: The Viral Hepatitis Program has an opening for a senior data and research analyst to work in the title of HCV Senior Data and Research Analyst. The Senior Data and Research Analyst will be responsible...
Seeking a field recruiter who can help us recruit research participants for an ongoing study that is evaluating a risk reduction intervention for young adults (ages 18-29) who use opioids (e.g., heroin, fentanyl, prescription opioids).
Seeking participants for an interview! A new research study: This study is looking to Help advance #liver #research! If you are living with #itching (#pruritus) caused by #Hepatitis b, #hepC, liver injury, or PSC, you may be eligible to help researchers understand the lived exper...
A local study, the Staying Safe Intervention, is recruiting young adults between the ages of 18-29 who inject drugs for a study on Hep C prevention. Participation in the study includes compensation, and free Hep C & HIV testing. Contact the Staying Safe Intervention to see if you...
SEEKING PARTICIPANTS! Understanding and intervening with heavy drinking among patients with HIV and HCV. This research study will compare two different approaches to find out if they help patients who have HIV and Hepatitis C co-infection reduce their drinking. This study las...
