Indigenous Health Research Project Coordinator

UBC; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 51,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

UBC invites applications for a Project Coordinator in the AMPLIFY program within the Bingham Research Division of Social Medicine, Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine. The role coordinates engagement, data collection, and knowledge mobilization for a CIHR-funded five-year project on Indigenous gender equity and wellbeing.

You will work with researchers, graduate students, and community partners to ensure research activities meet protocols, timelines, and funding requirements, and you

Qualifications

• Minimum two years of related experience or equivalent.
• Willingness to respect diverse perspectives and commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion.
• Ability to work in a research environment with ethics compliance and documentation.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate participant engagement, scheduling, and communication for AMPLIFY interviews.
• Support qualitative interviews and ensure research activities comply with approved protocols.
• Maintain tracking systems for engagement and research activities; assist with survey development.
• Support knowledge mobilization activities and dissemination of research outputs.

Skills

Project coordination

Research administration

Participant engagement

Qualitative data collection

Data management

Communication skills

Microsoft Office

Virtual meeting platforms

Education

Undergraduate degree in health sciences or related

High school diploma with related training

Tools

Microsoft Office

Virtual meeting platforms

Job description

UBC invites applications for a Project Coordinator in the AMPLIFY program within the Bingham Research Division of Social Medicine, Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine. The role coordinates engagement, data collection, and knowledge mobilization for a CIHR-funded five-year project on Indigenous gender equity and wellbeing.

You will work with researchers, graduate students, and community partners to ensure research activities meet protocols, timelines, and funding requirements, and you