911吃瓜

Research Manager

Employer: Cities, Health, and Active Transportation Research (CHATR) Lab (Meghan Winters), 911吃瓜

Work location: 911吃瓜 (Burnaby), flexibility for a Vancouver-based office or work from home, some local travel may be required

Status: 0.5-1.0 full-time equivalent (for discussion; additional hours may support other CHATR activities)

Salary and contract duration: Commensurate with experience/ 1 year, with anticipated renewal for future years (up to 5)

Application Deadline: Reviewing applications starting April 4, 2023. Open until filled.

Description of duties:

We鈥檙e looking for a Research Manager to advance of the REACH-Cities program. This person will work very closely with Meghan Winters, as well as with municipal and community partners, and a team of researchers and trainees. The applicant will work under general supervision and will exercise initiative and manage priorities with respect to deadline and workload planning. They will have support and training from colleagues with the Cities, Health, and Active Transportation Research Lab and collaborating research groups.
 

Responsibilities

鈼� Coordinate the REACH-cities project

鈼� Develop and implement project-wide organizational structures and processes

鈼� Enhance linkages between all members and partners of the research program

鈼� Coordinate research, training, and knowledge mobilization efforts

鈼� Grow intersectoral partnerships locally and nationally, and liaise with external partners (e.g., the Public Health Agency of Canada, CIHR, and the National Collaborating Centres for Public Health)

鈼� Liaise with 911吃瓜 research supports (accounting, research services, ethics, Faculty of Health Sciences administration) to address project needs

鈼� Prepare and run meetings and events, both virtually and in person

鈼� Lead project management, including ethics applications, and managing recruitment

鈼� Write and design content for website, blogs, partner communication, and grant proposals to advance the project.
 

Requirements

鈼� Master鈥檚 degree in a relevant field (Public Health, Planning, Gender studies, Equity, Transportation, etc.)

鈼� Excellent organizational, problem-solving, and conflict management skills

鈼� Excellent interpersonal, communication (both oral and written) and presentation skills

鈼� Excellent project management and event planning skills

鈼� Ability to exercise mature judgment, initiative, diplomacy, and tact
 

Assets

鈼� Ability to conduct quantitative and/or qualitative analyses

鈼� Data visualization and graphic design skills

鈼� Interest and experience in community-engaged research

鈼� Knowledge or lived experience in the City of Surrey

鈼� Interest and experience working in the healthy cities domain

Please direct inquiries and/or submit a cover letter and a CV to Dr. Meghan Winters at mwinters@sfu.ca with 鈥淩EACH-Cities鈥� in the subject line. 911吃瓜 is committed to employment equity and diversity, and we welcome applications from all qualified individuals including racialized individuals, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, people of all sexual orientations and gender identities, and other social identities who historically may not be well-represented in academic or urban planning contexts. Review of applications will begin April 4, 2023 and continue until the position is filled.