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conditions for a rewarding career. JOB SUMMARY The Division of Hematology at the University of British Columbia is seeking a Research Assistant for the Hematology Research Program (HRP). The Research Assistant
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. Organizational Status Reports directly to the program Director (Teresa Liu-Ambrose) Work Relationship The position will work directly and report to the Faculty member who is mounting the studies. This will involve
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led by Physician Lead of the Provincial HIV/STI Program at the Clinical Prevention Services, British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (CPS, BCCDC). Organizational Status The incumbent will report to
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to program Director (Teresa Liu-Ambrose) Working Relationship The position will work directly and report to the Faculty member who is mounting the study. This will involve working with developed systems and
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technical program and a minimum four years of related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Some positions may require a graduate degree. Willingness to respect diverse
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technical program or a university degree in a relevant discipline and at least three years’ related experience are required, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Willingness to respect
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career. Job Summary The Research Assistant will work on a variety of projects within the Men's Health Research (MHR) program (http://menshealthresearch.ubc.ca/ ), including the Reducing Male Suicide
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highly motivated Research Assistant/Tech 3 to support PROGENITER, a multi-year research program to develop therapeutics that target infectious diseases at an accelerated pace. The successful candidate will
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This position reports to Dr. Bruce Carleton. Additional guidance will be provided from other administrative and research-oriented staff including the Program Manager and Clinical Research Coordinators. Work
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. The wide ranging clinical manifestations make it challenging to recognize IEIs, leading to delays in diagnosis and treatment. The goal of my research program is to improve health outcomes for patients with