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Hybrid Role: Two days/week in office. Training: Temporary training schedule Mon-Fri 8:30-5:00 for approximately 1 month. Permanent schedule begins upon completion of training program. Market range: 2 / 40 hours per week Salary: $37,180 - $53,705 Accepting applications until 9/23/2026 Available sched...

Conduct telephone interviews with insurance applicants, gather detailed information, and support the underwriting process. Answer inbound calls, make outbound calls for additional information, apply critical-thinking skills, communicate professionally, navigate multiple computer applications, mainta...

Conduct outbound calls and survey respondents on a wide variety of topics. Collect survey data by phone, read a script verbatim, ask questions to respondents, and record responses to open-ended or multiple-choice questions. Conduct telephone interviews, polls, and customer satisfaction surveys.

Assist in data collection by conducting surveys over the phone using Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) Software. Participate in project-specific training and follow study instructions to ensure quality data collection. Administer surveys with professionalism and consistency.

Conduct phone-based public opinion surveys using a scripted questionnaire, read questions clearly and neutrally, follow procedures for random respondent selection, and accurately record responses while maintaining data integrity.

Conduct phone-based public opinion surveys using a scripted questionnaire, read questions clearly and neutrally, follow established procedures for random respondent selection, and accurately record responses while maintaining data integrity.

Conduct computer-based market research surveys, place outbound calls, explain survey purposes, read questions verbatim, record responses accurately, and clarify vague responses. Follow survey and data collection procedures.

The Telephone Interviewer will call households asking individuals their opinions on issues in the news. Responsibilities include making outbound calls using Zoom, conducting telephone surveys, and gathering public opinion on current issues. The role offers flexibility in scheduling and can be perfor...

Conduct qualitative interviews, support project activities such as outreach and recruitment, recruit and follow up with project participants, conduct quantitative surveys, distribute program materials and incentives, participate in team meetings, perform data entry, maintain research equipment, and ...

Conduct telephone interviews for healthcare studies, collecting data through surveys. Participate in paid training courses and work in a call center environment with flexible shifts.

Collect survey research data by conducting phone interviews, following scripted questionnaires. Use surveying software to guide questions and record participants' responses.

Collect scientific data using a computer-assisted telephone interviewing system in the Survey Research Unit.

Conduct market research surveys over the phone, including customer satisfaction surveys, new product testing, advertising awareness, and political polls. Flexible schedules with day, night, and weekend shifts available.