Current job postings:
Position: Undergraduate Research Assistant (2 positions)
Qualifications:
Currently enrolled or recently completed a bachelor's degree program in any field of study; health science or social science background would be an asset but not required
Skills:
Well developed written and oral communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint, Excel) and graphic skills would be an asset
Completed coursework in research design and/or qualitative analysis would be an asset
Research experience would be an asset
Proven ability to work independently and contribute effectively in a dynamic team environment
Knowledge of rural health issues with an emphasis on seniors and food security/insecurity would be an asset
Responsibilities:
The responsibilities may be varied but could include:
Conducting and transcribing interviews with service providers
Mapping food ecosystems in Perth, Huron, Grey and Bruce Counties
Developing county profiles
Coordinating field work logistics
Preparing knowledge mobilization documents (i.e. infographics, fact sheets)
Other tasks as required
Supervisor:
Dr. Al Lauzon, Gateway Research Chair in Rural Change and Development
Hours and Salary:
Temporary Full‐Time: 35 Hours per week, 16 weeks starting early May. Position pays $14.00 per hour
Gateway is a non‐profit organization with a mission to improve rural health through research, education, and communication. Founded in 2008, we consistently hire summer students to help spread our mission values and invest in our future by supporting local bright minds. For more information about our organization, visit www.gatewayruralhealth.ca
Please email your letter of application and resume by 5pm on Sunday, February 10, 2019 in one PDF document to info@gatewayruralhealth.ca
Qualifications:
Currently enrolled or recently completed a bachelor's degree program in any field of study; health science or social science background would be an asset but not required
Skills:
Well developed written and oral communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint, Excel) and graphic skills would be an asset
Completed coursework in research design and/or qualitative analysis would be an asset
Research experience would be an asset
Proven ability to work independently and contribute effectively in a dynamic team environment
Knowledge of rural health issues with an emphasis on seniors and food security/insecurity would be an asset
Responsibilities:
The responsibilities may be varied but could include:
Conducting and transcribing interviews with service providers
Mapping food ecosystems in Perth, Huron, Grey and Bruce Counties
Developing county profiles
Coordinating field work logistics
Preparing knowledge mobilization documents (i.e. infographics, fact sheets)
Other tasks as required
Supervisor:
Dr. Al Lauzon, Gateway Research Chair in Rural Change and Development
Hours and Salary:
Temporary Full‐Time: 35 Hours per week, 16 weeks starting early May. Position pays $14.00 per hour
Gateway is a non‐profit organization with a mission to improve rural health through research, education, and communication. Founded in 2008, we consistently hire summer students to help spread our mission values and invest in our future by supporting local bright minds. For more information about our organization, visit www.gatewayruralhealth.ca
Please email your letter of application and resume by 5pm on Sunday, February 10, 2019 in one PDF document to info@gatewayruralhealth.ca
Position: Summer Student (3 positions)
Research Coordinator, Special Events Coordinator, Development Assistant
Qualifications:
Currently enrolled or recently completed a bachelor’s degree program in any field of study; health field an asset but not required
Skills:
Well developed written and oral communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint, Excel)
Analytical and problem solving skills
Proven ability to work independently and contribute effectively in a dynamic team environment
Knowledge of rural health issues
Responsibilities:
Research Coordinator: communicating with local health practitioners and research subjects to implement a research project guided by one of our research chairs. Knowledge of primary literature research, study design, statistics, health services will be required.
Special Events Coordinator: Communicating with media, local businesses, health professionals, corporate offices, and politicians to ensure success of our annual Hometown Heroes Hockey fundraiser event. Successful applicant will lead planning, organizing, and executing of event, all while promoting rural health issues.
Development Assistant: Administrative tasks related to running an effective office, ranging from communicating with local health professionals and research chairs on specific projects to long-term fundraising strategies for our organization. Building our web presence and social media campaigns.
Hours and Salary:
Temporary Full-Time: 37.5 Hours per week, 16 weeks starting early May. Position pays $14.00 per hour.
Gateway is a non-profit organization with a mission to improve rural health through research, education, and communication. Founded in 2008, we consistently hire summer students to help spread our mission values, and invest in our future by supporting local bright minds. For more information about our organization, visit www.gatewayruralhealth.ca
Please email your letter of application and resume by 5pm on Sunday, February 10, 2019 in one PDF document to info@gatewayruralhealth.ca
Research Coordinator, Special Events Coordinator, Development Assistant
Qualifications:
Currently enrolled or recently completed a bachelor’s degree program in any field of study; health field an asset but not required
Skills:
Well developed written and oral communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint, Excel)
Analytical and problem solving skills
Proven ability to work independently and contribute effectively in a dynamic team environment
Knowledge of rural health issues
Responsibilities:
Research Coordinator: communicating with local health practitioners and research subjects to implement a research project guided by one of our research chairs. Knowledge of primary literature research, study design, statistics, health services will be required.
Special Events Coordinator: Communicating with media, local businesses, health professionals, corporate offices, and politicians to ensure success of our annual Hometown Heroes Hockey fundraiser event. Successful applicant will lead planning, organizing, and executing of event, all while promoting rural health issues.
Development Assistant: Administrative tasks related to running an effective office, ranging from communicating with local health professionals and research chairs on specific projects to long-term fundraising strategies for our organization. Building our web presence and social media campaigns.
Hours and Salary:
Temporary Full-Time: 37.5 Hours per week, 16 weeks starting early May. Position pays $14.00 per hour.
Gateway is a non-profit organization with a mission to improve rural health through research, education, and communication. Founded in 2008, we consistently hire summer students to help spread our mission values, and invest in our future by supporting local bright minds. For more information about our organization, visit www.gatewayruralhealth.ca
Please email your letter of application and resume by 5pm on Sunday, February 10, 2019 in one PDF document to info@gatewayruralhealth.ca