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.

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