Conduct qualitative research remotely for the University of Saskatchewan, using focus groups, interviews, and analysis to support immigrant communities. This casual appointment offers 30–60 hours per academic term.

As a Graduate Research Assistant in the College of Nursing, you will support Dr. Geoffrey Maina’s sexual health project. The work focuses on immigrant and racialized communities, with responsibilities spanning community consultation, scoping reviews, qualitative data, and research reporting. You will report to Dr. Maina and Stéphanie Caron-Roy.

Key Responsibilities:

- Organize community consultation meetings and supporting events
- Support and analyze focus group discussions and interviews
- Conduct scoping reviews related to sexual health research




- Collect and analyze qualitative data when necessary
- Prepare reports and support knowledge-sharing activities

Requirements:

- Enrollment in a University of Saskatchewan graduate program
- Experience in sexual health research
- Proficiency using Microsoft 360
- Robust organization, communication, and independent-working skills
- Experience with reviews, interviews, focus groups, or data analysis

Apply your qualitative research, organization, and communication skills to sexual health research supporting immigrant and racialized communities.

📌 Graduate Sexual Health Research Assistant (Canada)
🏢 University of Saskatchewan
📍 Canada