OBGYN Research Coordinator — Grants & Data Lead (Hybrid)

University of Saskatchewan; Regina; Hybrid; CAD 53,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Saskatchewan invites applications for an OBGYN Research Coordinator in the Regina region. The role supports clinician‑researchers with grant development, regulatory submissions and scholarly activities.

You will assist with study design, literature reviews and manuscript preparation, and coordinate multi-site regulatory processes. Based in Regina with potential travel to provincial sites, the position requires a master’s degree (PhD preferred) and strong writing, organization

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in health sciences, biomedical or related field required; PhD is an asset.
• Experience conducting or supporting clinical, biomedical or health-related research; ability to coordinate activities and deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Provide grant development and funding support to clinician-researchers and College staff.
• Assist with Research Ethics Board applications, amendments and renewals; coordinate regulatory documents.
• Support study design, protocol development, and data-collection materials; assist with literature reviews and manuscript preparation.
• Coordinate journal and conference submissions; assist with data organization, quality assurance and basic analyses.
• Travel may be required to other OBGYN sites within the province.

Skills

Scientific writing

Editing

Oral communication

Time management

Organizational skills

Independent & collaborative work

Education

Master’s degree in health sciences or related

PhD would be asset

Tools

REDCap

R

SAS

SPSS

Stata

Job description

The University of Saskatchewan invites applications for an OBGYN Research Coordinator in the Regina region. The role supports clinician‑researchers with grant development, regulatory submissions and scholarly activities.

You will assist with study design, literature reviews and manuscript preparation, and coordinate multi-site regulatory processes. Based in Regina with potential travel to provincial sites, the position requires a master’s degree (PhD preferred) and strong writing, organization