Support child and youth mental health research at McMaster University’s Offord Centre in Hamilton, using mixed methods and data analysis.

As a Research Coordinator (I), you will support two projects with Principal Investigators and partner organizations. The work involves Indigenous community co-design, equitable transitions to adulthood, participatory research, and project coordination. You will help advance studies connected with McMaster University, Hamilton Health Sciences, and McMaster Children’s Hospital.

Key Responsibilities:

• Coordinate research staff, resources, timelines, and project activities
• Oversee data collection, entry, verification, analysis, and reporting
• Conduct literature searches and interpret published research
• Write scientific papers, funding proposals, abstracts,
  
  
  
  and documentation
• Present information and training to project personnel and participants

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field of study
• Four years of relevant experience
• Experience with mixed methods and community-based participatory research
• Experience with co-design and partnership-engaged research
• Knowledge mobilization or translation skills

Coordinate rigorous child and youth mental health studies through research management, mixed methods, data analysis, and partnership engagement.