
The McMaster Institute for Research on Aging is a research center at McMaster University focused on aging optimization. It pursues this goal through interdisciplinary teams that work with older adults and key stakeholders. The institute leverages platforms like the McMaster Optimal Aging Portal and collaborates with the Labarge Centre for Mobility in Aging. Its work spans biology and behavior, aging-related mobility, and health outcomes to reduce costs and improve well-being. The initiative aims to impact Canadian aging populations at scale through education, research collaboration, and public-facing resources.

The McMaster Institute for Research on Aging is a research center at McMaster University focused on aging optimization. It pursues this goal through interdisciplinary teams that work with older adults and key stakeholders. The institute leverages platforms like the McMaster Optimal Aging Portal and collaborates with the Labarge Centre for Mobility in Aging. Its work spans biology and behavior, aging-related mobility, and health outcomes to reduce costs and improve well-being. The initiative aims to impact Canadian aging populations at scale through education, research collaboration, and public-facing resources.
Regular/Temporary
Regular
Job Title
Faculty Relations and Academic Appointments Officer - FHS
Job ID
72828
Location
HSC- Central Campus
Open Date
11/18/2025
Job Type
Limited Term (>12 months)
Close Date
11/26/2025
Employee Group
TMG
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Department
HS HR and Management
Salary Grade/Band
Under Review
Salary Range
$0.00 - $0.00 (annual)
Contract Duration
12.3 Months
Hours per Week
35
Posting Details
Schedule
Monday to Friday; 7 hours per day
Education Level
University Degree in Business Admin or related field
Career Level
3-5 years of experience, preference for experience in academia
Hourly Rate
Under Review - see below
Job Description
The Faculty Relations (FR) office is a key member of the administrative structure in the Faculty of Health Sciences HR department. FR is responsible for all academic appointment administration related to faculty recruitment, data management, tenure and promotion, and leaves, on behalf of the Dean and Vice-President. The Faculty Relations and Academic Appointments Officer (FRAAO) reports to the Manager, Faculty Relations, and is part of the administrative team in the Faculty of Health Sciences HR department and works closely with internal partners to ensure accurate and timely service is provided by the FR office.
This position is responsible for ensuring compliance with, and/or advocating for improvements in academic appointment policies and procedures, requiring extensive knowledge of university policies and dean procedures and best practices. The incumbent contributes to operational excellence in all core functional areas for faculty relations.
The FRAAO is responsible for providing guidance and coordination in relation to The McMaster University Revised Policy and Regulations with Respect To Academic Appointment, Tenure and Promotion and its supplementary policies, as well as related and applicable legislative and contractual agreements.
Key Responsibilities
What we are looking for
What we offer
Please note: The salary band for this position is currently under review. However, the expected starting range is between $60,000 to $70,000, depending on experience and qualifications.
How To Apply
To apply for this job, please submit your application online.
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