Research I
Your Opportunity:
Join a collaborative multidisciplinary team that values evidence informed practice, strong clinical judgment, and compassionate care. The successful applicant will have the opportunity to contribute to impactful health research that advances evidence-informed care and improves outcomes for Albertans.
Description:
As a Research I, you will be working with research teams which are generating and disseminating new knowledge that assists with advancing the understanding of health disciplines and various health and medical concerns. Working under the guidance of the principal investigator, you will be responsible for preparing and submitting research documents, collecting and reviewing a variety of information related to the study, and monitoring study compliance. You will also assist with the recruitment of study participants and initiate consenting of study and/or trial participants and may complete lab work to support research activities.
- Classification: Research I
- Union: HSAA Prof/Tech
- Unit and Program: Addiction Services
- Primary Location: Southport Tower
- Location Details: Eligible to work hybrid (on/off site) within Alberta
- Multi-Site: Not Applicable
- FTE: 1.00
- Posting End Date: 05-NOV-2026
- Employee Class: Regular Full Time
- Date Available: 23-NOV-2026
- Hours per Shift: 7.75
- Length of Shift in weeks: 2
- Shifts per cycle: 10
- Shift Pattern: Days
- Days Off: As Per Rotation
- Minimum Salary: $38.80
- Maximum Salary: $51.16
- Vehicle Requirement: Not Applicable
Diploma or degree in a health or science related field. Registration with applicable professional association or college where required.
Additional Required Qualifications:Applicants must possess a graduate level training with strong quantitative and/or qualitative component in a relevant discipline (e.g., data science, community health sciences, health economics, statistics, biostatistics, epidemiology, and health information systems). Candidates should demonstrate experience applying methodologies to analysis, interpretation and translation to inform evidence-based decision-making, program planning and health system evaluation.
Preferred Qualifications:As required.
