Careers

Want to join our staff team?

As a member of the BC SUPPORT Unit team, you will be part of a province-wide, multi-partner organization created to support, streamline and increase patient-oriented research in British Columbia. See the listings below for current opportunities.

Current opportunities:

With the BC AHSN and BC SUPPORT Unit Provincial Hub

BC AHSN: 
 

  • BC AHSN - Event Manager: The Events Manager is a key position within the BC AHSN and will report to the Capacity Development Lead, BC SUPPORT Unit. We are seeking a highly motivated and organized professional who will be responsible for organizing the logistics for learning and networking events that make an impact to the outcomes of the units of the BC Academic Health Science Network (the BC SUPPORT Unit, Clinical Trials BC and Research Ethics BC).

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  • REACH BC - Communications Coordinator
    The Communications Coordinator will be responsible for the planning, implementing, and evaluating of creative communications and engagement strategies, including the development and distribution of materials (print, web, traditional and social media) for REACH BC
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  • BC AHSN - Learning Health System Analyst

    The Learning Health System Analyst is intended to advance the use of data to support system improvements within the BC health system. The Analyst will initially work with the Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network (PC ICCN), the Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc) and the Long-Term Care Quality Improvement Initiative (LTC-QI).

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  • BC AHSN - Scientific Director, Post-COVID Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network

    The Scientific Director oversees the Post-COVID Scientific Program and resulting priority activities to ensure the support of a robust, comprehensive, and sustainable data collection and analysis plan to facilitate the rapid learning around treatment pathways for patients recovering from COVID.

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  • See the BC AHSN Careers page for all current opportunities.

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With the Regional Centres:

Vancouver Island Centre - Knowledge Broker

Working with researchers, service providers, research users, policymakers, individuals and family members with lived experience, the Knowledge Broker will work embed within project teams to develop and execute integrated knowledge translation (KT) strategies related to health research applicable both in clinical and community settings. 

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With our partners:

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