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.

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