Support Indigenous health and emergency care studies through community engagement, qualitative research, and careful data management from Edmonton.

The University of Alberta’s Department of Emergency Medicine seeks a Research Project Coordinator for a one-year term plus one day. The program examines Indigenous patients’ emergency care, opioid use disorder treatment, COVID-19 disruptions, and anti-racist interventions. You will support investigators, participants, partners, and research activities across hybrid remote and in-person work.

Key Responsibilities:

- Engage Indigenous and community-based organizations around shared research goals
- Coordinate advisory board, steering committee, and working group meetings
- Apply OCAP® principles where applicable to research data
- Gather literature and research materials for project activities




- Maintain website content and project administrative systems

Requirements:

- Degree in social sciences, Indigenous studies, public health, or related field
- Indigenous research methods or community organization experience is an asset
- Knowledge of critical, anti-racist, institutional ethnography, or postcolonial theory is an asset
- Ability to communicate effectively with Indigenous communities and collaborators
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

Bring community engagement, Indigenous research awareness, and organized administration to equity-focused emergency care research.

📌 Indigenous Health Research Project Coordinator (Canada)
🏢 Alberta
📍 Canada