Contribute to youth health research through data cleaning, qualitative analysis, and participant interviews at UBC’s School of Nursing. Accuracy and confidentiality guide your work.
As a Research Assistant/Technician 2, you will support the Youth Action Studies team’s equity-focused research. Responsibilities span interview transcription, transcript de-identification, study data organization, participant scheduling, informed consent, and qualitative analysis. The position also contributes to academic publications and other knowledge mobilization materials.
Key Responsibilities: Manage transcripts, audio files, participant photos, and study data
Schedule qualitative interviews and confirm participant eligibility
Support participant recruitment and informed consent processes




Assist with qualitative coding and analysis
Develop academic publications and knowledge mobilization materials
Requirements: Minimum two years of related experience or equivalent education
Undergraduate degree in health or social science preferred
Previous qualitative research experience preferred
Knowledge of research ethics and confidentiality requirements
Ability to work independently and collaboratively
Bring research organization, qualitative methods, and ethical judgment to studies addressing youth health, substance use, and mental health.

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📌 Research Technician Youth Health Studies (British Columbia)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 British Columbia