Apply qualitative research methods to health equity projects with Bruyère Health Research Institute in a hybrid Ottawa position requiring Canadian travel. Strong writing is essential.
Research Coordinator I supports the Centre for Care Access and Equity Research and Dr. Krystal Kehoe MacLeod's team. Projects examine food insecurity, culturally relevant food and nutrition, health equity, and healthy aging. The coordinator works with community partners, investigators, staff, students, and diverse stakeholders while supporting research delivery.
Key Responsibilities:
- Organize and participate in field work for data collection
- Analyze data and support knowledge transfer activities
- Correspond with investigators and external stakeholders
- Coordinate project schedules, milestones, deliverables, and contracts
- Support timely reports, publications, presentations, and grant submissions
Requirements:
- Qualitative research experience through interviews, focus groups, or field work
- Degree in public health, health promotion, or related discipline
- Interest in community-based research and community engagement
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to travel within Canada multiple times yearly
Use qualitative research expertise, community engagement, and precise writing to advance Bruyère's health equity and healthy aging studies.
