Coordinate implementation science research at UBC, applying qualitative analysis and community engagement to injury prevention in girls soccer.

This part-time Research Coordinator manages Dr. Allison Ezzat’s program within UBC’s Department of Physical Therapy. The work addresses injury prevention in real-world settings, gender disparity in injury risk, and long-term osteoarthritis burden. You will support protocols, ethics, grants, recruitment, data collection, analysis, and communications.

Key Responsibilities:

- Oversee research planning, execution, evaluation, and reporting
- Develop protocols, eligibility criteria, and study outcomes
- Analyze complex qualitative data using implementation science frameworks
- Coordinate recruitment, consent, interviews,



and focus groups
- Facilitate Community Advisory Board meetings and communications

Requirements:

- Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline
- At least two years of related experience
- Ability to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and reference software
- Solid research synthesis, communication, and organizational skills
- Ability to work independently while following protocols

Apply research coordination, qualitative analysis, and stakeholder communication skills to UBC’s girls soccer injury prevention program.

📌 Implementation Science Research Coordinator (Vancouver)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 Vancouver