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The University of Alberta in Edmonton's North Campus is seeking a part-time Research Coordinator for the Division of Otolaryngology. The role is in-person and focuses on coordinating day-to-day research operations with surgeon researchers, trainees and staff, while supporting global surgery initiatives.
The appointment is for one year plus one day, and requires meticulous communication, travel logistics, and regulatory documentation within the division.
This is a part time position with a term length of1 year plus 1 day.
This role is in-person. Work primarily takes place at North Campus Edmonton.
The Department of Surgery at the University of Alberta comprises 15 divisions and offers comprehensive programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate levels. In addition to its core divisions, the department includes numerous research groups that drive cutting-edge advancements in areas such as transplantation, joint preservation and regeneration, and surgical simulation technology. Established in 1922, the department has long been a leader in the field, committed to balancing technological innovation with the human touch that defines the art of surgery. Its overarching mission is to restore health through surgical intervention while upholding patient dignity and comfort as essential components of care.
This position involves coordination of day-to-day research operations within the Division of Otolaryngology. The research coordinator will work closely with surgeon researchers (principal investigators), trainees, students and other research staff to plan, execute, and support research activities within the division. The coordinator will also be responsible for day-to-day global surgery operations and activities undertaken by the Division. This involves coordination of Global Surgery Initiatives including the Eldoret Airway Surgical Training Program, the UofA-Moi Otolaryngology Partnership, and other such initiatives and programs undertaken by the surgical members of The Division. This coordinator is responsible for communication with team members, organizing travel and regulatory requirements, documentation, logistics, and coordination of global health related research.