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an existing technology in an innovative way, integrating multiple technologies for custom application, or designing and building something novel. CSSI is looking to expand the team’s technical expertise to meet
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Special Projects | Strategic Projects and Partnerships | Continuing Professional Development | Faculty of Medicine Compensation Range $4,567.04 - $5,385.67 CAD Monthly Posting End Date October 18, 2025 Note
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are seeking a Communications and Research Assistant to support a range of research, including development of a digital health tool, as well as organizational communications. The candidate will assist in
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to detail and accuracy Laboratory maintenance and development experience Excellent oral and written communication skills Excellent organizational skills including ability to manage multiple tasks Demonstrated
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surveillance, research and knowledge development, knowledge synthesis, translation and education, and public information for the support of evidence-based, effective prevention measures. Injury prevention in
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). This position supports multiple key university graduate administrative services in FASS including: development of processes, application and admissions, student registration, records and progress tracking, degree
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achieve inclusion and fairness, brings rich diversity to UBC as a workplace, and creates the necessary conditions for a rewarding career. Job Summary The Research Assistant will provide support to multiple
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working with developed systems and procedures, following direction from the Director of the AMC research program. Work Performed Act as the contact person for the VGH Falls Clinic, part of the AMC Lab, and
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to show judgment and decision-making, which has the potential to impact the reputation of the BC-PHCRN Lab, and the opportunity for future research development. The direction of the research initiatives
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to impact the reputation of the BC-PHCRN Lab, and the opportunity for future research development. The direction of the research initiatives will be discussed at regular meetings with Drs. Dev and Wong and