Community Response Researcher - Jobs in Wabasca, AB

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Community Response ResearcherOne (1) Temporary Full Time Position(Up to one (1) Year with the possibility of extension)Wabasca, AlbertaThe Bigstone Health Commission in Wabasca, Alberta is seeking a highly detail-oriented Community Response Researcher who is self-motivated, has strong analytical and organizational skills, demonstrates initiative; using extensive research methodologies, you will perform detailed research in your assigned field, analyze the gathered data, to join our team. You will play a vital role in sourcing and extracting valuable information. This opportunity will support the efforts of the Truth and Reconciliation; Calls to Action that will assist with the Residential School burial project of the two former Residential School located in Wabasca.Responsibilities:

• Provide support and assistance to the Community Response Team
• Excellent communication (both verbal and written)
• Liaising with partners including Indigenous and historical consultants, as needed
• Ability to multi-task and proactively take initiative across numerous tasks within the project
• Determine areas of research to increase knowledge in a particular field
• Identify sources of funding, prepare research proposals/grants and submit funding applications
• Design surveys, questionnaires, polls, etc. specific to research requirements
• Collect, record and analyze data.
• Interpret data analysis results and draw inferences and conclusions
• Organize and maintain research databases
• Perform fieldwork, interviews, concept tests, etc. to gather data
• Present research results to the Community Response Team, Survivors and other Stakeholders
• Use research results to write reports, papers and reviews and present findings in journals and conferences
• Collaborate with research teams, industry stakeholders and government agencies.
• Demonstrated ability to perform detailed work accurately and timely, with minimal supervision and as part of a team
• Assist with the research and development of educational materials
• Gather local knowledge and conduct local research about missing children and the location of burials
• Ensure sensitivity in following all proper traditional protocols

• Knowledge and understanding of Residential School history in Canada

• Maintain absolute confidentiality and discretion is imperative
• Maintain compliance with all policies and procedures
• Excellent computer proficiency (MS Office – Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Ability to travel
• Other duties as requested

Qualifications:

• Post-Secondary Degree in Anthropology/Archaeology, Native Studies, History or Archives, Health-related fields, or related fields from a recognized institution, Land-use or Consultation or equivalent experience
• Ability to speak Cree is considered an asset
• All immunizations must be up to date
• Current Certificates in: CPR Level C, First Aid, TDG and WHIMIS or willing to take training.
• Valid Class 5 Driver’s License

Submission must include updated:

• Criminal Record Check, Vulnerable Sector Check
• Child and Youth Intervention Check
• Three work related references

Salary will commensurate with experience and qualifications. Send Cover Letter, Resume, and Criminal Record Check along with 3 work related references to: Bigstone Health CommissionHuman Resources DepartmentBox 1020 Wabasca, Alberta T0G 2K0Fax: 780-891-4010Email to: bhcresumes@bigstonehealth.caClosing Date for this Employment Opportunity will be: Until a Suitable Candidate is FoundApplicants are thanked in advance for their interest however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.Job Types: Full-time, TemporaryQuick Apply

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