Webinar attendees will learn how to use and navigate the All of Us Researcher Workbench’s User Support Hub, which provides video tutorials, help articles, and more. Attendees will also learn about opportunities to get support from the Researcher Workbench help desk and how to stay involved with the All of Us Research Program through the program’s network of partners.
Presenters:
Rubin Baskir, Ph.D., Researcher Engagement and Outreach Branch Chief, All of Us Research Program
Rubin Baskir, Ph.D., is a Program Officer and the Researcher Engagement and Outreach Branch Chief within the NIH All of Us Research Program engagement team. He is excited to be working with a team that helps maintain the essential relationship between the program, participants, and community partners. Prior to his current position, Baskir began working in the All of Us Research Program as part of an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) science and technology policy fellowship. His interest in health policy began during his graduate work at Vanderbilt University, where, in addition to researching mechanisms of disease and signal transduction, he gained an appreciation for the effects of policy on human health. Baskir received his doctorate in clinical and cellular biology from Vanderbilt University and his Bachelor’s degree in biology from Washington University in St. Louis.
Sydney McMaster, CHES, Program Officer, All of Us Research Program
As a passionate health equity advocate, Sydney McMaster has served as a Program Officer and Researcher Engagement Specialist for the NIH All of Us Research Program for over two years. In this role, she functions as a liaison between the researcher community and the national program, offering support and technical assistance to researchers interested in studying the program’s dataset. Prior to this role, Sydney served as a Public Health Analyst with the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) for three years. As a previous participant in a pathways internship program with HRSA, Sydney is passionate about supporting equitable pathways for diverse professionals interested in research and public health careers.
This is the fifth of five sessions about NIH’s All of Us Research Program and Researcher Workbench. Attendees are encouraged, but not required, to attend all sessions. Register for additional sessions below:
- Session 1 - March 29: Introduction to the All of Us Research Program and Research Hub
- Session 2 - April 12: All of Us Researcher Workbench Registration
- Session 3 - April 19: Diving into the Researcher Workbench Data
- Session 4 - April 26: Introduction to Coding in the Researcher Workbench
- Session 5 - May 3: Resources to Support Researchers