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Research Officer
Research officers undertake and conduct research into a
variety of issues or areas.
Research officers may undertake the following tasks:
- carry out phone conversations with members of the
public, organisation representatives or special interest
groups to gather information
- conduct research using a variety of sources including
the Internet, journals and publications, or other relevant
literature
- collate their research for statistical or publication
purposes
- write the results of their research for publication
purposes
- collect and analyse biological, meteorological or other
items for scientific study
- study long and short term trends in population growth
and health, in the areas of biological, medical and health
research
- study the behaviour of animals for the purposes of
zoological research
- study social, economic or social trends in order to
develop policy
- perform administration, record keeping or statistical
tasks related to research
- pursue funding for further research.
Research officers can work in a wide variety of fields
including medical, biological, educational, social, academic,
economic and political areas.
Required Skills - Research Officer
- enjoy research
- able to analyse and collate information
- good oral and written communication skills
- able to work as part of a team
- able to manage workload and meet deadlines
- good organisational skills
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