Support child and adolescent mental health research through recruitment, biological sample management, and accurate data coordination at UCalgary. This full-time fixed-term appointment lasts approximately six months, subject to grant funding.

Located within the Department of Psychiatry and Cumming School of Medicine, the Research Coordinator reports to the Research Manager. The Pan-GEM initiative links genomic, environmental, and mental health data across Canada. You will help develop representative study data examining genetic and environmental risk and resiliency factors. The work combines participant-facing coordination with research administration and documentation.

Key Responsibilities:

- Recruit, screen, and support research participants during study activities
- Coordinate participant data collection across the national research study




- Prepare materials for presentations and peer-reviewed research papers
- Maintain participant documentation, records, and database information
- Perform administrative duties as required by the study

Requirements:

- Bachelor's degree in psychology, neuroscience, biology, or related discipline
- Relevant research experience or graduate degree is an asset
- Experience recruiting, screening, and consenting research participants
- Robust written and oral communication skills
- Ability to work across diverse settings and backgrounds

Apply mental health research coordination, participant engagement, documentation, and communication skills within UCalgary's Pan-GEM initiative.

📌 Mental Health Research Coordinator (Calgary)
🏢 University of Calgary
📍 Calgary