1. Postdoctoral Fellow - Oncology
MED Oncology
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This position has term length of one year.
Location - North campus. This role is in-person.
Department summary
The department of Oncology was founded in 1993 to foster an integrated, comprehensive bench to bedside cancer program in Northern Alberta, promoting the seamless transition from discovery science through translational and clinical research to the best cancer care for Albertans.
Oncology provides a wide range of educational programs, including a graduate program with two specialization streams – Cancer Sciences and Medical Physics; three accredited residency training programs; and the undergraduate Radiation Therapy
Position summary
Perform research on a prescribed cancer project under the directions of Drs. Brindley and Wuest.
Duties
- Keep accurate notes of experiments and results
- Make appropriate decisions on experiments after consultation with supervisors
- Write drafts of research papers
- Order supplies as required
- Perform laboratory maintenance
Minimum Qualifications
- PhD in relevant field (eg Biochemistry, Cancer Biology)
- Experience in performing experiments in cancer research
- Excellent communication skills and ability to write drafts of articles for publication
Preferred Qualification
- Experience with ethics submissions, manuscript editing, and annual reports or related academic writing
How to Apply
2. Post-Doctoral Fellow
MED Medical Microbio & Immunol
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This position is a part of the Association of the Academic Staff of the University of Alberta (AASUA).
This position has a term length of one year with a possibility of renewal. This position offers a benefits package found at Postdoctoral Fellows Benefits.
This competition will be used to fill 2 positions.
Location: Work is primarily located at North Campus, Edmonton.
Working for the University of Alberta
The University of Alberta acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 territory, and respects the histories, languages and cultures of First Nations, Métis, Inuit and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community.
The University of Alberta is teeming with change makers, community builders, and world shapers who lead with purpose each and every day. We are home to more than 40,000 students in 200+ undergraduate and 500+ graduate programs, over 13,000 faculty and staff, 260,000 alumni worldwide and have been recognized as one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for over a decade.
Your work will have a meaningful influence on a fascinating cross section of people—from our students and stakeholders, to our renowned researchers and innovators who are quite literally curing diseases, making discoveries and generating solutions that make the world healthier, safer, stronger, and more just.
Department/Faculty Summary
Dr. Shmulevitz and Baldwin have adjacent labs, situated in the Medical Microbiology and Immunology Department and the Li Ka Shing Institute of Virology at the University of Alberta. Both laboratories are well established with equipment, reagents and funding. The PDF will have access to many state-of-the art equipment at core facilities such as the cell imaging core, the flow cytometry core, and the high content analysis core. We are also closely affiliated with the Cross Cancer Institute, which provides access to biorepository banks and additional cancer-related technologies.
Position Summary
The Shmulevitz laboratory invites applications for postdoctoral fellows to lead collaborative projects between Dr. Shmulevitz (virology and oncolytic virus expert) and Dr. Baldwin (immunology and oncolytic virus expert). The projects aim to advance genetically-engineered reovirus and vaccinia virus variants as vaccine vectors and oncolytic therapies. The projects will expose PDFs to a wide variety of scientific questions and approaches, including exploring changes in immunological responses and understanding mechanistic relationships between virus characteristics and activity in vitro and in vivo. Of the two PDF positions available, one seeks an individual with a genomics background to spearhead single cell sequencing as an approach to decipher reovirus-associated immunological changes. The fellows will work in the Shmulevitz lab with routine access to expertise from Dr. Baldwin. The Shmulevitz lab prides itself on a very collegial environment that collectively strive for high quality innovative scientific discoveries.
Duties
- Develops, carries out and analyzes research experiments independently;
- Writing of research protocols and manuscripts;
- Identification of funding opportunities and writing of funding applications;
- Mentoring of graduate students;
- Other research related activities.
Minimum Qualifications
- Ph.D. level degree in biomedical-related fields such as microbiology, immunology, virology, biochemistry, cell biology, or cancer biology.
Preferred Qualifications
Desired skills, experience and competencies:
- Experience with genomics-based research
- Experience with immunology research
- Experience with virus research
- Experience with molecular techniques
- Experience with animal experiments
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Strong work ethic and motivation skills
- Strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills
- Strong collaborative and interpersonal skills
- Detail oriented
How to Apply
3. Research Associate
MED Cell Biology
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Location - North campus. This role in in-person.
Department summary
We study the cell biology of cancer cells and especially the role of protein modification by fatty acids in cell signaling and apoptosis.
Position summary
The role requires an individual able to provide advanced molecular, cellular, pharmacological and physiological expertise to enable research in the field of protein fatty acylation in the regulation of cell growth and apoptosis. The role requires skills in experimental design and data analysis as well as an ability to provide results in a form easily understood by academic and sometimes pharmaceutical industry groups. The position will also require the development of new methodologies to support and promote advancement of protein fatty acylation inhibitors in cancer through the clinical trial evaluation process. The successful candidate will incorporate results into user-friendly presentation that support decision making by the principal investigator and potential pharmaceutical industry partners.
Duties
- Planning research activities and providing research design for a project and/or program;
- Determining the most appropriate methodology in carrying out identified research goals;
- Designing experiments, data collection protocols, and standards;
- Conducting advanced analysis of research results;
- Overseeing and/or conducting data collection activities;
- Preparing proposals for new research activities, including assisting in the preparation of research grant applications and contract proposals;
- Participating in the writing of research papers, the preparation of presentations and publications;
- Presenting research results in laboratory meetings, seminars, scientific conferences and/or related settings;
- Training and supervising new support staff, students and post-doctoral fellows;
- Ensuring conformity to biosafety and radiation safety regulations;
- Ordering and maintaining lab equipment and supplies;
- Fostering communication with off-campus partners;
- Assisting with related administrative duties as required by the principal investigator.
Qualifications
The incumbent will be primarily involved in conducting complex experiments primarily evaluating the role of protein myristoylation in normal and malignant blood cells as well as performing tasks necessary to the overall maintenance of the Berthiaume laboratory. While current experiments are primarily focused on lymphoma and leukemia, they will also be extended to other types of cancer cells in the near future. As such, while expertise in haematology and haematological cancer is highly desirable, a broad knowledge cancer cell signalling, cancer cell biology and routine cancer cell assays/methodologies is also highly favourable. The incumbent will help us achieve the objectives of the ACF grant funding this project.
- Ph.D. in Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Immunology or Oncology (Haematology preferred).
- At least 2-3 years of postdoctoral experience in Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Immunology or Oncology (Haematology preferred) encompassing broad molecular and cellular research.
- Proven accomplishments in Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Immunology or Oncology (Haematology preferred) with an emphasis on cancer cell signalling and apoptosis.
- Working experience and knowledge of protein fatty acylation including myristoylation and palmitoylation is highly preferred but could be learned on site.
- Priority will be given to individual(s) with expertise in the study haematological cancers including lymphomas and leukemia as well as those with broad knowledge of immune cells/immunology.
- Demonstrated experience in protein separation techniques including SDS-PAGE, Western blotting, immuno-precipitation, chromatography as well as metabolic labeling of cells with either radioactive fatty acids or azido- / alkynyl - fatty acids analogs and click chemistry is highly preferred but could also be learned on site.
- Wide experience in isolation and culturing of cells from primary human cells from multiple tissues (including blood cells) and extensive expertise in the growth and transfection/transduction of various types of cell lines is highly preferred.
- Demonstrated experience in cell isolation and separation techniques (e.g. FACS) is required.
- Experience or familiarity with confocal and high-resolution imaging.
- Working knowledge and experience in proteomics approaches and some bioinformatic analyses would be a plus.
- Candidates with extensive experience in the study of angiogenesis and/or inflammation would also be considered. Ability to work independently as well as contributing to team development, including during the supervisor's periodic absences from the lab is a must.
In accordance with the Trust/Research Academic Staff Agreement, this position has an approximate appointment of one year and offers a comprehensive benefits package found at Faculty & Staff Benefits and annual salary range of $58,210 - $80,050.
How to Apply
4. Postdoctoral Position in Cancer Proteomics
MED Laboratory Med & Pathology
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This position is a part of the Association of the Academic Staff of the University of Alberta (AASUA).
This position offers a benefits package found at Postdoctoral Fellows Benefits.
Working for the University of Alberta
The University of Alberta acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 territory, and respects the histories, languages and cultures of First Nations, Métis, Inuit and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community.
The University of Alberta is teeming with change makers, community builders, and world shapers who lead with purpose each and every day. We are home to more than 40,000 students in 200+ undergraduate and 500+ graduate programs, over 13,000 faculty and staff, 260,000 alumni worldwide and have been recognized as one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for over a decade.
Your work will have a meaningful influence on a fascinating cross section of people—from our students and stakeholders, to our renowned researchers and innovators who are quite literally curing diseases, making discoveries and generating solutions that make the world healthier, safer, stronger, and more just.
Position Description
Post-Doctoral Fellow position is available at the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada. We are seeking a highly motivated candidate with a strong background in bioanalytical chemistry, mass spectrometry, proteomics or molecular biology and interests in cancer proteomics. The successful candidate will join a dynamic and translational research program in prostate cancer proteomics, biomarker discovery, and serological diagnostics of cancer and infectious diseases (https://sites.google.com/ualberta.ca/drabovichlab).
While protein mass spectrometry is our key analytical approach, we utilize various molecular biology, analytical chemistry and cell culture techniques and bioinformatics approaches to investigate protein function in cells and clinical samples. For our previous publications, see: https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=vjz8D14AAAAJ&hl.
Qualifications
The candidates must hold a PhD degree completed within the past five years, have first-author publications, and have a strong background in bioanalytical chemistry or molecular biology. Prior expertise in proteomics, genomics or cancer research will be an advantage. Excellent oral and written communication skills are required.
Location
The University of Alberta (www.ualberta.ca) is home to 39,000 students and 15,000 faculty and staff and is ranked as a top 5 research-intensive university in Canada and top 100 in the world. Close connections of the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology with the University of Alberta’s teaching hospitals facilitate integration of basic science, clinical research and translational medicine. Edmonton is a vibrant Western Canadian city of ~1 million people including an excellent public school system and a full slate of arts, sports, music, restaurants, as well as Rocky Mountains with Jasper and Banff National Parks.
To Apply:
Interested candidates should forward a copy of their CV, brief statement of research interests with career goals, PDFs of selected first-author publications, as well as contact information of three referees to andrei.drabovich@ualberta.ca.
Closing date:
The position will remain open until filled.
5. Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Vliagoftis/Kane Lab
MED Medicine Department
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This position is a part of the Association of the Academic Staff of the University of Alberta (AASUA).
This position offers a benefits package found at Postdoctoral Fellows Benefits.
Location
Work primarily takes place at North Campus Edmonton.
Working for the University of Alberta
The University of Alberta acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 territory, and respects the histories, languages and cultures of First Nations, Métis, Inuit and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community.
The University of Alberta is teeming with change makers, community builders, and world shapers who lead with purpose each and every day. We are home to more than 40,000 students in 200+ undergraduate and 500+ graduate programs, over 13,000 faculty and staff, 260,000 alumni worldwide and have been recognized as one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for over a decade.
Your work will have a meaningful influence on a fascinating cross section of people—from our students and stakeholders, to our renowned researchers and innovators who are quite literally curing diseases, making discoveries and generating solutions that make the world healthier, safer, stronger, and more just.
Working for the Department/Faculty Summary
Our combined lab (Vliagoftis and Kane labs) has been working on the development of a novel adjuvant for mucosal vaccination. The main ideas of the project are the continuation of the work presented in a recent publication by our group: G Zhou et al, J Immunol, 2019; 203: 441-452. The labs are affiliated with the Departments of Medicine and Medical Microbiology and Immunology and the appointment will be with one of the two Departments.
Position Summary
One position for a post-doctoral fellow is open at the Kane/Vliagoftis lab.
The successful candidate will work on a research project funded by CIHR. The main aim of the project is to understand the mechanism of action of a new mucosal vaccination adjuvant and define its clinical utility using preclinical animal models.
Funding for up to 2 years is available, but the successful candidate will also be encouraged to look for external funding for their studies.
Duties
- Perform experiments to understand the mechanisms of action of the novel adjuvant
- Analyze immune changes in mice after vaccination through flow cytometry, in vitro assays of immune cell activation, ELISA and other immune techniques
- Develop in vitro models to test the immunostimulatory effects of the adjuvant on innate and adaptive immune cells
Minimum Qualifications
- PhD in Immunology or related disciplines obtained within the last 5 years
- Able to work with small animals
- Experience with immune assays including: characterization of T cell subsets by flow cytometry, in vitro immune cell activation and other techniques,
- Working knowledge of data visualization, interpretation, presentation, and reporting software (i.e. Excel, PowerPoint and others)
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with studies on vaccine efficacy
- Experience with mouse studies
How to Apply
6. Post Doctoral Fellow
MED Biochemistry
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This position offers a benefits package found at Postdoctoral Fellows Benefits.
Location
Work primarily takes place at North Campus Edmonton
Working for the University of Alberta
The University of Alberta acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 territory, and respects the histories, languages and cultures of First Nations, Métis, Inuit and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community.
The University of Alberta is teeming with change makers, community builders, and world shapers who lead with purpose each and every day. We are home to more than 40,000 students in 200+ undergraduate and 500+ graduate programs, over 13,000 faculty and staff, 260,000 alumni worldwide and have been recognized as one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for over a decade.
Your work will have a meaningful influence on a fascinating cross section of people—from our students and stakeholders, to our renowned researchers and innovators who are quite literally curing diseases, making discoveries and generating solutions that make the world healthier, safer, stronger, and more just.
Working for the Department/Faculty Summary
Department of Biochemistry. Protein bioconjugate research for the the development of novel applications of targeted protein degradation or protein detection and visualization for applications in biological and health related research. Specific research includes the development of both novel protein binding ligands and linker conjugates for biological applications. The research team consists of an industry partner and institute team members with expertise including molecular modeling, chemical design and biological based assays.
Position Summary
Postdoctoral Fellow researcher with expertise in the design of synthetic strategies and their application for the chemical synthesis of novel protein targeting molecules and their derivatives. The individual will work within a team with experience in molecular modeling and design, along will members with experience in both biochemical and cell based assays. Within this team, the post doc will be involved in the chemical synthesis of novel bioconjugates, along with their full chemical characterization. Synthesized compounds will then be assayed by a variety of biochemical and cell based assays. Two specific aims of the teams research are on protein detection methods and targeted protein degradation technology.
Duties
- Design of synthetic routes for novel compound synthesis
- Chemical synthesis of organic compounds
- Chemical characterization of compounds by NMR and MS
- Biological investigation on novel compounds
- Manuscript drafting and writing
Minimum Qualifications
- Ph.D. degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry. Ideally with experience in a range of chemical synthesis techniques, purification methods and analytical analysis
- Demonstrate competence in written and verbal communication
- Ability to work independently as well as part of a team
Preferred Qualifications
- Chemical synthesis and purification
- NMR analysis
- Mass Spectrometry Analysis
- HPLC purification methods
How to Apply
7. Postdoc Opportunity in Neurology
MED Medicine Department
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Unraveling the therapeutic potential of nanoparticles in the treatment of Alzheimer disease pathology: a translational multidisciplinary research project.
One position for post-doctoral fellow is now open in S. Kar’s lab: Dr. S. Kar, affiliated with the Department of Medicine (Neurology), is a neuroscience researcher with vivid interest in Alzheimer disease pathogenesis. His research has been funded by federal organizations including Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). He is seeking one postdoctoral fellow with experience in neuronal culture and/or animal models of neurodegenerative diseases to work on a multidisciplinary project dedicated to establishing therapeutic potential of nanoparticles in the treatment of Alzheimer disease pathology. The research program involves in vitro study as well as cellular and animal models of Alzheimer’s disease. This work ranges from advanced biophysical and cell biology methods to animal behavior.
Interested trainees with experience in primary neuronal cultures and/or animal models of neurodegenerative diseases should send a letter of interest and CV to skar@ualberta.ca.
COVID-19 Vaccination: Proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 in compliance with the University’s COVID-19 Vaccination Directive. Fully Vaccinated means a status an individual achieves 14 days after having received the recommended number of doses of a COVID-19 vaccine approved by Health Canada or the World Health Organization, and requires the individual to maintain the recommended number and type of vaccine doses as updated and required by Health Canada thereafter.
How to Apply
8. Postdoctoral Fellow
MED Cell Biology
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Role of Cajal-Retzius cells in brain development and function
A postdoctoral fellow position is immediately available in the laboratory of Dr. Qiumin Tan, in the Department of Cell Biology at the University of Alberta to study the role of Cajal-Retzius cells in brain development and function. We are especially interested in: (1) the developmental programmed cell death mechanism of Cajal-Retzius cells, (2) the functions of these cells in the adult brain, and (3) the communication of Cajal-Retzius cells with neural and non-neural cell types.
Position is for one year initially with the possibility of extension.
Qualifications:
- Candidates must be within two years (24 months) of completing their PhD degree in a discipline related to biology.
- Demonstrated scientific productivity and a minimum of one peer-reviewed publication during PhD.
- Strong written and oral communication skills in English.
- The following experience is required: basic molecular and cell biology and biochemistry techniques (e.g., DNA, RNA and protein work, molecular cloning, ChIP/CUT&RUN, immunohistochemistry, FACS, cell culture, etc.), confocal or other advanced microscopy techniques.
- The following experience is preferred: mouse neurobehavioral assays, AAV (or other viruses)-mediated genetic manipulation in the mouse brain, stereotaxic injection, chemogenetics and/or optogenetics.
- Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.
To Apply:
Please email your CV, a cover letter (maximum one page) that outlines your research experience, career goals, why you are a good fit for the project, and contact information for three references to:
Closing date:
Screening for candidates starts immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
9. Postdoctoral Positions in the Michelakis Lab
Division of Cardiology
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Targeting mitochondria in cancer, cardiovascular disease and induction of hibernation in human hearts and lungs; a translational multifaceted and multidisciplinary research program
Two positions for post-doctoral fellows are now open in the Michelakis lab
Dr. Michelakis is a Cardiologist and translational researcher, Vice Chair (research) of the Department of Medicine and a Canada Research Chair (Tier I) in Applied and Molecular Mitochondrial Medicine. He is funded by several large federal grants (including a Foundation scheme CIHR grant, an NSERC grant, a New Frontiers in Research grant and a Heart and Stroke Foundation grant) and is seeking 2 postdoctoral fellows. His work ranges from advanced molecular biology to animal research to early phase clinical trials in cardiovascular disease and cancer. He publishes in high impact journals like Cell, Cancer Cell, Cell Metabolism, JCI, PNAS, Science Translational Medicine, Lancet, Circulation and Circulation Research. His Google Scholar publications, citations and H index profile can be seen at:
https://scholar.google.ca/citations?hl=en&user=F6sheToAAAAJ&view_op=list_works
His current projects include discoveries leading to new metabolism (mitochondria) – based treatments of cancer, heart failure, vascular biology (pulmonary hypertension); the molecular regulation of translation during stress, as well as an exciting new and very novel program on the hibernation of human lungs and hearts that studies hibernating snails, human cells and human organs obtained at transplant surgery. His lab has dedicated equipment funded by 3 large CFI grants over the years, including a high resolution confocal microscope. He has 2 large labs in the AHFMR building with dedicated offices and additional space in the Katz building.
He has previously received a mentor award from the FOMD. In 2018, Circulation Research named him a “Leader in Cardiovascular Sciences”. He was the first Canadian to be included in this short list of international leaders and his work and educational philosophy was featured in a dedicated paper in Circulation Research:
(https://www.ahajournals.org/res/new-leaders).
A letter of interest and CV should be forwarded to: mickel@ualberta.ca
COVID-19 Vaccination: Proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 in compliance with the University’s COVID-19 Vaccination Directive. Fully Vaccinated means a status an individual achieves 14 days after having received the recommended number of doses of a COVID-19 vaccine approved by Health Canada or the World Health Organization, and requires the individual to maintain the recommended number and type of vaccine doses as updated and required by Health Canada thereafter.
How to Apply
10 Postdoctoral Position in Indigenous and Global Health Research Group
Medicine Department
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Postdoctoral Fellow position
The Indigenous and Global Health Research Group (IGHRG) led by Dr. Sangita Sharma, the Alberta Health Services Chair in Indigenous Health, in the Department of Medicine at the University of Alberta is currently accepting applications for a postdoctoral position. The IGHRG is a multi-disciplinary research group of 25+ staff that was established by Dr. Sharma in 2010. Dr. Sharma and the team have an extensive international background working with over 22 populations in various countries worldwide but now primarily focus on working with Indigenous and/or ethnic minority populations in Alberta, Northwest Territories (NT), and Nunavut (NU). Current funded projects include: assessing health and wellness and access to healthcare services with Indigenous seniors and Elders living in NT; maternal and infant health care and outcomes for Indigenous populations in NT; identifying the barriers to and opportunities for improving access to healthcare services for Indigenous populations in NT to inform culturally appropriate programming to improve patient experiences; capturing the anticipated and unanticipated consequences of COVID-19 preventive measures with Indigenous communities in NU and NT; and working with NT Indigenous communities to understand the perspectives of community members toward HPV, HPV vaccination along with attitudes towards and experience with the COVID-19 vaccine. The latter two projects offer exciting opportunities to contribute to the global pandemic and toward improving the health and wellness of Indigenous populations during a challenging situation.
In consultation with Dr. Sharma and the Executive Director of the IGHRG, Dr. Fariba Kolahdooz, the Postdoctoral Fellow will join the Edmonton-based research team in conducting research combining health promotion, chronic disease prevention, community-based interventions, and assessment methodologies for Indigenous and ethnic minority populations. The successful candidate will function as a junior investigator, participating fully in research and related scholarly activities and will be encouraged and receive guidance to apply for independent salary and research funding. This position will receive ample opportunities to be involved in all aspects of important research projects, to co-author scientific publications, and for training on how to write and submit large grant applications to national funding organizations, including the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
Work environment: It is anticipated the position will primarily involve working remotely off-campus given current COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines. Likewise, no travel is expected in the foreseeable future.
Length of contract: Short-term, flexible, 3 months to 1 year. May be renewable if more funding is obtained.
Expected hours: 40 hours/week
The ideal candidate will:
- Execute research activities including the design and implementation of projects
- Develop research methods and objectives and conduct activities related to community-based participatory research projects
- Contribute to and/or lead the preparation and submission of sound grant proposals and applications
- Ensure that deliverables for each research project are identified, and the timeline is adhered to accordingly
- Have experience with both quantitative and qualitative research methods
- Use SAS and NVivo to analyze quantitative and qualitative data
- Contribute to writing peer-reviewed scientific manuscripts
- Interpret and re-write technical information regarding research techniques and outcomes to make them easier to understand to relevant stakeholders (community, government, funders, etc.)
- Work closely and cooperatively with project staff
- Consult with principal investigators, co-principal investigators, project partners, community stakeholders, and staff
Qualifications:
- PhD in a related public health science
- PhD completed within 0-5 years
- Excellent written and oral communication skills in English
- Qualitative and Quantitative data analysis experience
- Experience using SAS and NVivo software
- Strong data management skills for the preparation of research papers and grant proposals
- Excellent networking skills and sensitivity, in order to liaise with community partners, co-principal investigators and internal and external team members
- Experience working with Indigenous, ethnic minority, and/or vulnerable populations and knowledge of cultural protocol is an asset
- A beginning record of publications (3 publications in preparation or submitted)
- A research proposal development plan for provincial and national funding competitions for postdoctoral awards
- Strong analytical, critical thinking, organization, and leadership skills
- Advanced knowledge of various analysis software packages
- Experience in community-based participatory and intervention research
Read more about the Indigenous & Global Health Research Group here: whyactnow.ca
To apply please email complete applications to: gitasharma.ualberta@gmail.com
Completed applications must include the following:
- A one-page cover letter
- The candidate’s Curriculum Vitae
- Contact details for 3 professional referees
No interviews will be conducted in person; all will be done via telephone.
Application deadline: This posting will remain open until the position is filled.
COVID-19 Vaccination: Proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 in compliance with the University’s COVID-19 Vaccination Directive. Fully Vaccinated means a status an individual achieves 14 days after having received the recommended number of doses of a COVID-19 vaccine approved by Health Canada or the World Health Organization, and requires the individual to maintain the recommended number and type of vaccine doses as updated and required by Health Canada thereafter.
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