Careers

As the Director of Grants, your work will help determine the grants and awards the organization will receive, directly impacting the research conducted at CHÉOS/CTN (and therefore the evidence generated for policy implementation). You will be responsible for various duties including developing a wide range of clinical and health research-related funding proposals, and assisting with the preparation and collation of materials related to funding proposals, grant submissions, and progress reports.

The Executive Assistant (EA) is responsible for administrative support related to the activities of the Director, CHÉOS/CTN National Director. In addition, this role offers the unique opportunity to participate in research administration and develop special projects, depending on the successful applicant’s interest. As a fundamental role within the organization, the EA sets the Director up for success by ensuring the smooth flow of their day, anticipating their needs, and effectively supporting their work.

This position is responsible for the operations of the organization by overseeing several departments at the Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome Sciences (CHÉOS) and overseeing the administration of the CIHR Canadian HIV Trials Network (CTN) National Centre. Reporting to the Centre Director/National Director, and working closely with the CHÉOS Associate Director and other executive leadership, the Director of Operations provides senior leadership in the areas of strategic planning, resource management, policy implementation, operations, risk assessment, research administration, research support service administration, and the overall administration of the Centre and Network.

The Operations Assistant provides operational support to CHÉOS/CTN including administrative, facilities, events, communications, and special projects assistance. Reporting to the Senior Operations Manager, this position facilitates a variety of administrative functions in a fast-paced environment and is fundamental to the organization’s workflow.

The Communications Specialist (Mat Leave Replacement) values a collaborative, can-do, and results-oriented work culture. This role will support the Communications team in helping to create visual marketing materials, write and post blog updates and news stories, and provide help as needed to the Manager, Communications & Knowledge Mobilization on the delivery of current projects.

As a postdoctoral fellow, you will provide support for the BC-CfE research program involving gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (herein gbMSM); develop, review, and manage data analyses; assist in designing and conducting analyses; and write scientific publications derived from BC-CfE studies including the Momentum (momentumstudy.ca) and Engage (http://www.engage-men.ca/home/) Studies. The successful candidate will also write grant applications for new studies and for salary support.