Support clinical research at the University of Calgary Sport Medicine Centre through patient screening, data collection, and grant coordination. This recurring part-time position is fixed term.
The Clinical Research Assistant reports to the Director of Operations within the Faculty of Kinesiology. Responsibilities include identifying funding opportunities, preparing grant applications, and supporting research proposals and ethics submissions. The position also supports participant recruitment, study scheduling, clinical assessments, follow-up, and research data management.
Key Responsibilities:
- Identify grant opportunities, guidelines, and application requirements
- Prepare research grants, proposals, and ethics submissions
- Screen, recruit, consent, and schedule study participants
- Collect, enter, clean, and maintain research data
- Conduct musculoskeletal assessments and teach developed rehabilitation programs
Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, Athletic Therapy, or related discipline
- Knowledge of musculoskeletal injuries and assessments
- Two years of clinical patient or subject experience preferred
- Research experience preferred, with project management skills
- Microsoft Office proficiency and strong organizational abilities
Apply clinical assessment, participant coordination, and research administration skills within Sport Medicine at the University of Calgary.
Clinical Research Assistant Kinesiology in Calgary employer: University of Calgary
The University of Calgary is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and dynamic work environment, making it an ideal place for professionals in procurement. With a strong commitment to employee growth, the university offers numerous opportunities for professional development and advancement, alongside a supportive culture that values high-quality service to campus stakeholders. Located in the vibrant city of Calgary, employees benefit from a rich community and access to various resources that enhance both personal and professional life.