Bukola Salami
6 months ago
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Part-time Research Associate/Research Coordinator in Black and Racialized Peoples’ Health, Migration, and Nursing Networks University of Calgary in Canada
Degree Level
not provided
Field of study
Nursing
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
Canada
University
University of Calgary
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About this position
Professor Bukola Salami (University of Calgary; also affiliated with the University of Toronto) is hiring a part-time Research Associate or Research Coordinator to join a research team focused on Black and racialized peoples’ health, migration, and nursing.
The role has three main responsibilities: coordinating the African Child and Youth Migration Network, supporting grant writing and the development of governance structures, and coordinating an emerging Black nursing faculty network. This is a research-support position rather than a degree admission call, and the post does not mention PhD, postdoctoral, or master’s openings.
Relevant academic interests include public health, nursing, sociology, migration studies, health equity, and research coordination. The post does not specify funding, salary, deadline, or eligibility requirements beyond the described responsibilities. Interested candidates should review the linked opportunity page for full details and application instructions.
Funding details
Available
What's required
Applicants should be able to support research coordination, grant writing, and development of governance structures. The role involves coordinating the African Child and Youth Migration Network and an emerging Black nursing faculty network.
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Professors
Full Professor | Canada Research Chair in Black and Racialized Peoples’ Health (Tier 1) | National Research Builder
Canada
Research Interests
Global Health
Maternal And Child Health
Covid-19
Coronavirus Disease
Pandemic Preparedness
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