PSPNET is hiring a Research Associate!

PSPNET provides free, confidential, and evidence-based online therapy to Canadian public safety personnel (PSP) as well as their spouses and significant others. Join our diverse team of English- and French-speaking clinicians, researchers, and support staff located across Canada who support the development, implementation, and evaluation of our program.

Potential Responsibilities

Research Partnerships:

- Engage with research participants and stakeholders
- Foster collaborative relationships with students, researchers, public safety organizations, and community partners to support research initiatives
- Coordinate meetings and communications with research collaborators and stakeholders

Research Translation:

- Prepare and adapt research findings for a variety of audiences
- Develop research dissemination materials
- Contribute to presentations, reports, publications, and other research activities
- Measure outcomes for internal and external purposes

Research Mobilization:

- Support planning and coordination of research dissemination initiatives, including webinars, presentations, and conference activities
- Represent PSPNET at conferences, meetings, and community events to share research findings
- Assist in coordinating educational and knowledge-sharing opportunities with research collaborators and stakeholders




- Assist with recruitment and engagement activities that support research and knowledge mobilization

Please note: Onboarding, ongoing training, and supervision will be provided. And flexible work environments are available (remote or hybrid) upon request.

Preferred Assets:

Public safety experience **

- Trainee, staff (paid or volunteer), retiree, or family member
- Border services, communications, corrections, emergency management, fire, intelligence, paramedics, policing, search and rescue, or similar.

Master’s degree in:

- Psychology, public health, health sciences, social sciences, education
- Communications, marketing, digital media, creative technologies
- Related disciplines
- Note: Bachelors’ degree with 5+ years of relevant experience will be considered

Willing to work in-office at the University of Regina

Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with a team

Excellent organizational and time management skills

Excellent problem-solving skills and comfort with flexible and evolving responsibilities

Excellent attention to detail and commitment to data quality and confidentiality

Solid computer skills (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Other Assets

Fluent in French

Knowledge in mental health (e.g., anxiety, depression, posttraumatic stress, sleep, occupational stress)

📌 Research Associate (Regina)
🏢 PSPNET Canada
📍 Regina