Indigenous Clinical Trials Specialist Edmonton
5 days ago
Edmonton, Division No. 11, Canada
University of Alberta
Full-time
$110,000 - $140,000 Contract
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Lead impactful clinical trials with North Campus Edmonton as the Indigenous Clinical Trials Operations and Partnerships Specialist. Engage with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities to drive culturally accountable health research.
This hybrid role focuses on the operational delivery of complex clinical trials within the Indigenous Clinical Trials Unit. You will oversee project planning, budget management, and community engagement while ensuring compliance with ethical standards throughout the research lifecycle. Your expertise will directly contribute to advancing Indigenous-led initiatives and fostering trust-based partnerships with various stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities
• Plan and coordinate multiple clinical trials and research initiatives
• Analyze resources, timelines, budgets, and risks for projects
• Build relationships with Indigenous communities and organizations
• Lead the integration of community engagement and data stewardship
• Ensure quality assurance and regulatory compliance in operations
Requirements:
• Undergraduate degree or equivalent community engagement experience
• Experience coordinating complex initiatives in Indigenous contexts
• Strong understanding of Indigenous ways of working
• Exceptional problem-solving and negotiation skills
• Proficient in communication and documentation Make a meaningful impact in Indigenous health research through strong operational leadership and community collaboration.
Key Responsibilities
• Plan and coordinate multiple clinical trials and research initiatives
• Analyze resources, timelines, budgets, and risks for projects
• Build relationships with Indigenous communities and organizations
• Lead the integration of community engagement and data stewardship
• Ensure quality assurance and regulatory compliance in operations
Requirements:
• Undergraduate degree or equivalent community engagement experience
• Experience coordinating complex initiatives in Indigenous contexts
• Strong understanding of Indigenous ways of working
• Exceptional problem-solving and negotiation skills
• Proficient in communication and documentation Make a meaningful impact in Indigenous health research through strong operational leadership and community collaboration.