Careers at CIRP

The Center for Injury Research and Prevention (CIRP) employs a diverse mix of research, communications and business administrative professionals and researchers-in-training. Employment opportunities are regularly posted for this dynamic “Center of Emphasis” at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute.

If you are interested in joining our team, please click on a position below. The link will take you to a full description on the "Careers" page of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) website. There, you also will find detailed information on how to submit your resume and general information about employment at CHOP.

Open Employment Opportunities at the Center

  • Clinical Research Assistant 1 - Req# 1007292-2 -- The Neuroscience of Driving (NoD) Program is seeking a Research Assistant (RA). The RA will support an interdisciplinary team in executing ongoing research projects, working primarily on a large, NIH-funded randomized controlled trial studying how teens learn to drive and testing novel interventions to improve driver safety. This position will be the “face” of the NoD program with CHOP patients & families, recruiting, enrolling, and conducting study visits across CHOP’s network of Primary Care sites. Some evening and weekend hours may be required to conduct consent calls, run study visits, and/or support events and presentations. Applicants who have a valid driver’s license & access to a vehicle are strongly encouraged to apply!
  • Clinical Research Program Manager I - Req# 1005584 -- The Neuroscience of Driving (NoD) Program is seeking a seasoned project and people manager with clinical trials experience for the role of Program Manager I. Reporting directly to NoD Program PIs, this Program Manager (PM) position will operationalize, track, and measure strategic plan goals and timelines. The PM will also independently coordinate the activities of the NoD Program – operational, communication, financial, and administrative – managing the efforts of multiple interdisciplinary teams.