Coordinate equity-focused emergency care research from Edmonton through mixed methods, participant engagement, and careful data management. This hybrid position combines remote and North Campus work.
The University of Alberta seeks a Research Project Coordinator for a one-year-plus-one-day term. You will support competitively funded provincial projects examining Indigenous emergency care, opioid use disorder treatment, COVID-19 healthcare disruptions, and anti-racist interventions. The work includes qualitative and quantitative research, regulatory coordination, and educational activities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate study initiation, protocols, policies, and regulatory requirements
- Recruit participants and conduct observational, interview, and survey data collection
- Maintain confidential records and research data systems
- Perform qualitative coding and quantitative analysis reporting
- Prepare manuscripts, abstracts, reports, and research materials
Requirements:
- Post-secondary degree in social sciences, Indigenous studies, public health, or related field
- Experience using qualitative methods and conducting quantitative analysis
- Strong data management skills and statistical program knowledge
- Excellent organization, communication, and independent working abilities
- Valid Alberta Class 5 non-GDL driver's licence
Support equity in emergency care through participant coordination, mixed-methods analysis, regulatory compliance, and community-engaged research administration.
Equity in Emergency Care Research Coordinator employer: Culture Alberta
Carewest is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the well-being of its employees while fostering a collaborative and supportive work culture. Located in Calgary, the Dr. Vernon Fanning Centre offers competitive benefits, opportunities for professional growth, and a commitment to safety and reliability in healthcare maintenance. Join us to make a meaningful impact in a rewarding environment where your skills are valued and developed.
