Support Indigenous health research and emergency care studies through community engagement, mixed methods, and regulatory coordination. Work hybrid from North Campus Edmonton.

The Research Project Coordinator supports the University of Alberta Department of Emergency Medicine’s equity-focused research program. Projects address Indigenous patients’ emergency care, opioid use disorder treatment, COVID-19 healthcare disruptions, and anti-racist intervention research. You will collaborate with investigators, Indigenous communities, community organizations, academic researchers, and project partners.

Key Responsibilities:

- Engage research participants, communities, collaborators, and advisory groups
- Apply study protocols, University guidelines, TCPS2, and research agreements
- Coordinate meetings, workshops, retreats, venues, equipment, and invitations
- Collect, safeguard,



track, and analyze research data
- Maintain website content and project records

Requirements:

- Related post-secondary degree; graduate degree preferred
- Indigenous research methods or community organization experience considered an asset
- Knowledge of anti-racism, critical, institutional ethnography, or postcolonial theory considered an asset
- Qualitative and quantitative research experience with solid data management
- Ability to engage Indigenous communities and collaborators effectively

Bring organized, respectful research coordination to equity-focused emergency care projects involving Indigenous communities and mixed-methods evidence.

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