University of Alberta Research Coordinator Role (Edmonton)

University of Alberta Research Coordinator Role (Edmonton)

21 Aug
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The University of Alberta
|
Edmonton

21 Aug

The University of Alberta

Edmonton

Elevate research initiatives as a Coordinator at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. This hybrid position involves project management within the Department of Emergency Medicine.
The Research Initiatives Coordinator is tasked with overseeing the design and execution of experimental studies. This role, with a term of one year plus one day, facilitates support for Emergency Medicine residents' research activities. Your responsibilities include teaching research curriculum and providing methodological support, all while managing project logistics and timelines.
Key Responsibilities:
• Implement observational and experimental studies effectively
• Coordinate research logistics and manage team communications
• Teach research-related curriculum to faculty and residents




• Provide statistical support for resident research projects
• Track project milestones to ensure timely completion
Requirements:
• Experience in project management and research coordination
• Robust communication and statistical skills
• Comfortable in a hybrid work model
• Background in emergency medicine research preferred
• Ability to engage and motivate research teams
Combine your research expertise and project management skills to support healthcare education at the University of Alberta.
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📌 University of Alberta Research Coordinator Role (Edmonton)
🏢 The University of Alberta
📍 Edmonton

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