Coordinate equity-focused emergency care research from Edmonton through mixed methods, participant engagement, and careful data management. This hybrid position combines remote and North Campus work.
The University of Alberta seeks a Research Project Coordinator for a one-year-plus-one-day term. You will support competitively funded provincial projects examining Indigenous emergency care, opioid use disorder treatment, COVID-19 healthcare disruptions, and anti-racist interventions. The work includes qualitative and quantitative research, regulatory coordination, and educational activities.
Key Responsibilities: Coordinate study initiation, protocols, policies, and regulatory requirements
Recruit participants and conduct observational, interview, and survey data collection
Maintain confidential records and research data systems




Perform qualitative coding and quantitative analysis reporting
Prepare manuscripts, abstracts, reports, and research materials
Requirements: Post-secondary degree in social sciences, Indigenous studies, public health, or related field
Experience using qualitative methods and conducting quantitative analysis
Solid data management skills and statistical program knowledge
Excellent organization, communication, and independent working abilities
Valid Alberta Class 5 non-GDL driver’s licence
Support equity in emergency care through participant coordination, mixed-methods analysis, regulatory compliance, and community-engaged research administration.

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📌 Equity in Emergency Care Research Coordinator (Alberta)
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