
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
RESEARCH COORDINATOR (III)
Job ID
72841
Location
HSC- Central Campus
Open Date
11/10/2025
Job Type
Limited Term (>12 months)
Close Date
11/19/2025
Employee Group
Unifor Unit 1, Staff
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Department
FHS Health Evidence and Impact
Salary Grade/Band
Grade 10
Salary Range
$32.81 - $52.36 (hourly)
Contract Duration
24.4 Months
Hours per Week
35
Posting Details
Schedule
8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday
Education Level
Master's degree in relevant field of study
Career Level
Requires 5 yearsof relevant experience
JD Number
JD 0440
Anticipated Start Date
As soon as possible
Job Description
Should the successful applicant be a Unifor Unit 1 bargaining unit member, who meets the eligibility conditions of Article 19.02 of the Unifor Unit 1 Collective Agreement, then the Limited Term Assignment will be defined as a Career Growth Opportunity in accordance with Article 19 of the Unifor Local 5555 Unit 1 Collective Agreement.
Research Coordinator (III)
JD0440
Unit/Project Description**:** The Department of Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact (HEI) is currently welcoming applications for a full-time Research Coordinator (III) to join our team! This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced research professional to join us in an essential support role for the department. Reporting to Dr. Feng Xie, the Research Coordinator (III) will provide support research projects on economic evaluations, measuring and valuing health for various populations (children and adults with and without disease); develop and execute proposals on patient-reported outcome measures, economic evaluation, and health technology assessment; and develop teaching and training courses on patient-reported outcome measures, economic evaluation, and health technology assessment.
Job Summary**:**Responsible for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating protocol procedures and managing the daily operations of research projects ensuring that all aspects of the project protocol are adhered to. Applies specialized knowledge to initiate, implement, coordinate, and manage moderate to large research projects.
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How To Apply
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