Multi-Site Influenza Surveillance Research Coordinator

The University of British Columbia; Vancouver; Hybrid; CAD 62,000 - 73,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of British Columbia is seeking a Research Coordinator for the CEDRN & SPSN program based at UBC Hospital Site in Vancouver. The role coordinates multi-site influenza surveillance and VE studies, supports protocol implementation, and prepares reports for stakeholders across provincial and national partners.

You will design SOPs, manage data governance, assist with ethics submissions, and help translate findings into policy and knowledge products.

Qualifications

• Completion of a university degree in a relevant discipline with a minimum of four years related experience.
• Master's degree in epidemiology, health administration, or public health preferred.
• Experience coordinating multi-site research and managing complex procedures and protocols.

Responsibilities

• Develop SOPs for research activities across CEDRN sites in multiple provinces.
• Design analysis plans for project data and communicate findings to stakeholders.
• Coordinate pilot site activities and ensure data governance compliance.
• Draft ethics submissions and coordinate information sharing agreements.
• Oversee project progress and prepare reports for funders and partners.
• Assist with dissemination including presentations and manuscripts.

Skills

Communication skills

Self-motivation

Organizational skills

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline

Master's degree (preferred)

Tools

MS Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

REDCap

NVivo

Job description

The University of British Columbia is seeking a Research Coordinator for the CEDRN & SPSN program based at UBC Hospital Site in Vancouver. The role coordinates multi-site influenza surveillance and VE studies, supports protocol implementation, and prepares reports for stakeholders across provincial and national partners.

You will design SOPs, manage data governance, assist with ethics submissions, and help translate findings into policy and knowledge products.