Job opportunity
Qualitative Research Coordinator UBC
University of British Columbia
Advance qualitative research at the University of British Columbia through participant interviews, focus groups, and rigorous data interpretation.
As a part-time Research Coordinator, you will report to Principal Investigator Dr. Allison Ezzat. You will help manage implementation science research focused on injury prevention among girls soccer participants in real-world settings. The position combines qualitative data collection, analysis, protocol development, ethics documentation, and research communications.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct participant interviews and focus groups
Manage informed consent and participant communications
Interpret qualitative data within ethical record management processes
Draft ethics applications, grant proposals, and manuscripts
Translate findings into reports, presentations, and plain-language materials
Requirements:
Relevant undergraduate degree and two years’ related experience
Experience summarizing, synthesizing, and presenting research results
Effective academic and community audience communication
Strong attention to detail and multitasking ability
Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion awareness
Bring qualitative research, informed consent, and clear communication skills to meaningful injury prevention research at UBC.
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Apply on source site As a part-time Research Coordinator, you will report to Principal Investigator Dr. Allison Ezzat. You will help manage implementation science research focused on injury prevention among girls soccer participants in real-world settings. The position combines qualitative data collection, analysis, protocol development, ethics documentation, and research communications.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct participant interviews and focus groups
Manage informed consent and participant communications
Interpret qualitative data within ethical record management processes
Draft ethics applications, grant proposals, and manuscripts
Translate findings into reports, presentations, and plain-language materials
Requirements:
Relevant undergraduate degree and two years’ related experience
Experience summarizing, synthesizing, and presenting research results
Effective academic and community audience communication
Strong attention to detail and multitasking ability
Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion awareness
Bring qualitative research, informed consent, and clear communication skills to meaningful injury prevention research at UBC.
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