Research Paid Research For Veterans With A History Of Pts

[Emily Burris]

My name is Emily and I am a 5th year clinical psychology doctorate student set to commission into the Army in June to serve active duty as a psychology intern, and future Army psychologist. I am currently completing my dissertation research validating a new computerized measure, determining its usefulness with a military combat population. I am seeking OIF/OEF/OND veterans with a history of deployment/combat related PTS symptoms to participate in the study, which is completed in an online format, via web conferencing. Veteran participants are compensated $50 for 60-75 minutes of their time. If interested in participating, please message me on here or see my flyer for contact information.

Thank you!

Emily Burris, M.S., M.A.
PhD Student
California School of Professional Psychology
at Alliant International University, San Diego

 

[Lucycat]

@Emily Burris as this is an international forum, can you confirm that your research is open to veterans world-wide?
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[Emily Burris]

Great question, @Lucycat
It is open to OIF/OEF/OND veterans world wide who have served in the US military.

 

[joeylittle]

Hi @Emily Burris - and welcome. I'm administrator on the forum. Generally, people wish to post links, and they need to submit them via our contact form, which gives me an opportunity to check whether or not you have an Informed Consent form for human research subjects.

It's not a problem that you don't have a link, but would you mind emailing your consent form to me via the 'contact us' link? (Small envelope icon at the very top or very bottom of the page).

Thanks much.

 

[Emily Burris]

Hi @joeylittle
I am unsure how to attach documents to the email since it's a form. I can email you my IRB approval letter from my institution and my approved consent form. However, they are both pdf documents and are not available in an online format to send as a link. Please advise.

 

[joeylittle]

I can email you my IRB approval letter from my institution and my approved consent form.

That's fine.

ETA: Thanks so much, @Emily Burris - the forms came through, and I appreciate you responding so quickly. Good luck with your research.