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Some paid research opportunities from my employer . It's a nice way to earn a little money to spend at Aquamania!
Medicare Beneficiaries Needed to Pretest Survey
Westat’s Instrument Design, Evaluation, and Analysis (IDEA) Services Group is looking for volunteers to participate in a 1-hour, in-person interview to help test survey questions. Interviewed volunteers will receive $40 in cash. We are looking for senior adults who receive Medicare benefits and participate in any type of program or class to improve their health. Westat employees are not eligible; however, friends or family members are welcome.
Please call 240-453-2655 and leave a message mentioning the senior wellness study as well as your name and contact number. Someone from our recruiting staff will return your call as soon as possible. IDEA home page
Do You Know Anyone Who Provides Care for an Adult with a Health Problem?
Westat’s Instrument Design, Evaluation, and Analysis (IDEA) Services Group is looking for nonprofessional caregivers to participate in a 1-hour, in-person interview to help test questions for a study sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). We are looking for adults who provide care, on a part- or full-time basis, to an adult friend or family member with a long-term health problem or a physical or mental disability (no professional caregivers please). We are particularly interested in interviewing men and individuals of Hispanic or Asian descent. Volunteers who are interviewed will receive $50 in cash. Westat employees are not eligible; however, friends or family members are welcome.
To express interest, please call 888-963-5578 and leave a message mentioning the caregiver study along with your name and contact number. Someone from our recruiting staff will return your call as soon as possible.
Participants Needed for Study on How People Perform Tasks During Simulated Driving — Receive $75
Westat's Transportation and Safety Research Group is seeking participants for a research study on how people perform tasks during simulated driving. Westat employees are not eligible, but friends and family may participate. Participants must be able to drive without wearing glasses. Contact lenses are acceptable.
Participants will be seated at a desk in front of a computer monitor and perform a basic car-following task using foot pedals. While performing this task, participants will be asked to do other computer tasks at the same time. Video images showing the participant's face, feet, and hand will be recorded. Participants will also wear eye-tracker glasses that will allow researchers to record where they are looking. The full session will take up to 2 1/2 hours and will take place at Westat in Rockville.
We are currently seeking participants who meet these criteria:
White males aged 18-24
White males aged 40-70
White females aged 40-54
To be eligible to participate, you must:
not wear glasses while driving;
not wear colored contact lenses (regular contact lenses are OK);
be in good general health, with normal or corrected-to-normal vision and hearing; and
have a valid driver's license and drive at least 3,000 miles per year.
Sessions will take place on weekday mornings, afternoons, and early evenings. For more information or to sign up, please call Diane at 301-610-5129.
Medicare Beneficiaries Needed to Pretest Survey
Westat’s Instrument Design, Evaluation, and Analysis (IDEA) Services Group is looking for volunteers to participate in a 1-hour, in-person interview to help test survey questions. Interviewed volunteers will receive $40 in cash. We are looking for senior adults who receive Medicare benefits and participate in any type of program or class to improve their health. Westat employees are not eligible; however, friends or family members are welcome.
Please call 240-453-2655 and leave a message mentioning the senior wellness study as well as your name and contact number. Someone from our recruiting staff will return your call as soon as possible. IDEA home page
Do You Know Anyone Who Provides Care for an Adult with a Health Problem?
Westat’s Instrument Design, Evaluation, and Analysis (IDEA) Services Group is looking for nonprofessional caregivers to participate in a 1-hour, in-person interview to help test questions for a study sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). We are looking for adults who provide care, on a part- or full-time basis, to an adult friend or family member with a long-term health problem or a physical or mental disability (no professional caregivers please). We are particularly interested in interviewing men and individuals of Hispanic or Asian descent. Volunteers who are interviewed will receive $50 in cash. Westat employees are not eligible; however, friends or family members are welcome.
To express interest, please call 888-963-5578 and leave a message mentioning the caregiver study along with your name and contact number. Someone from our recruiting staff will return your call as soon as possible.
Participants Needed for Study on How People Perform Tasks During Simulated Driving — Receive $75
Westat's Transportation and Safety Research Group is seeking participants for a research study on how people perform tasks during simulated driving. Westat employees are not eligible, but friends and family may participate. Participants must be able to drive without wearing glasses. Contact lenses are acceptable.
Participants will be seated at a desk in front of a computer monitor and perform a basic car-following task using foot pedals. While performing this task, participants will be asked to do other computer tasks at the same time. Video images showing the participant's face, feet, and hand will be recorded. Participants will also wear eye-tracker glasses that will allow researchers to record where they are looking. The full session will take up to 2 1/2 hours and will take place at Westat in Rockville.
We are currently seeking participants who meet these criteria:
White males aged 18-24
White males aged 40-70
White females aged 40-54
To be eligible to participate, you must:
not wear glasses while driving;
not wear colored contact lenses (regular contact lenses are OK);
be in good general health, with normal or corrected-to-normal vision and hearing; and
have a valid driver's license and drive at least 3,000 miles per year.
Sessions will take place on weekday mornings, afternoons, and early evenings. For more information or to sign up, please call Diane at 301-610-5129.