Job Description

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Application Information

Employer Name:
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN

Contact Name:
Bren Thompson

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Description

The Canadian Network on Hepatitis C (CanHepC), a national collaborative research and training network on HCV funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Public Health Agency of Canada, is committed to ensure Indigenous engagement and leadership in the Network working side by side with Indigenous communities, leaders and Elders towards HCV elimination goals. This will be done through the creation of an Indigenous Platform to provide robust support for CanHepC in decolonization and Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing Housed at the University of Saskatchewan within pewaseskwan (the Indigenous Wellness Research Group), the Indigenous Platform Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating the activities and implementing the work plan of the CanHepC Indigenous Platform.

Typical Duties:
- Act as a liaison and develop relationships
- Supervise, support, and coordinate activities of other research personnel
- Provide research support
- Assist with developing, preparing, and finalizing written materials including reports, literature reviews, and funding proposals
- Work to enhance EDI and Indigenous specific training
- Committee participation

Qualifications:
- Bachelors degree required, and a Masters is preferred, in a related health or business discipline from a recognized program.
- Two years of directly related experience in research administration
- Project management skills
- Experience in research design and implementation
- Leadership skills
- Effective interpersonal skills

Potential candidates will preferably identify as Indigenous or have Indigenous living experience, and a proven record of accomplishment of working well with Indigenous people.

Please see req8288 on careers.usask.ca for the full posting and to apply.