Support research and knowledge mobilization at CHEO in Ottawa, using literature synthesis, writing, and project coordination skills. Work with pediatric health teams.
The Research Assistant supports day-to-day research, writing, engagement, and knowledge mobilization tasks at CHEO’s Knowledge Institute. You will contribute to priority research and evaluation projects involving evidence-based practices. The work includes research methods, data management, reporting, and partner engagement across child and youth mental health, substance use health, and addictions.
Key Responsibilities: Perform literature searches and synthesize research findings
Prepare academic, plain language, and project reports
Develop knowledge products, including toolkits and infographics
Support surveys, databases,



and quantitative and qualitative analysis
Facilitate consultations with youth, families, and external partners
Requirements: College diploma or university degree in psychology or related field
One to two years of Research Assistant experience
One to three years of relevant research experience
Experience with statistical and qualitative data analysis software
Strong academic, transparent language, communication, and organizational skills
Bring research design, data management, writing, and facilitation skills to CHEO’s Knowledge Institute in Ottawa.

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📌 Research Assistant Knowledge Mobilization (Saskatchewan)
🏢 Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario
📍 Saskatchewan