Part-Time

Student Part-Time Professor

Deadline 8/24/26
University of Ottawa

University of Ottawa

Compensation Overview

CA$239.47/hr

Canada + 1 more

More locations: Ottawa, ON, Canada

Hybrid

Hybrid instruction requires a minimum of 75% in person.

PhD

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Education
Requirements
  • Currently be enrolled in a doctoral program in health sciences, public health, population health, epidemiology, health policy, or another relevant field; hold a doctorate in a relevant field and occupy a postdoctoral researcher position; or possess equivalent professional expertise in patient engagement, community-based research, health equity, or public health.
  • Demonstrate substantial and recent experience, acquired within the past five years, developing, implementing, or maintaining partnerships with people with lived experience, patients, caregivers, community organizations, Indigenous communities, health-system partners, or other relevant community partners in health research.
  • Provide concrete evidence of the breadth and depth of partnership experience, including the number and types of research partnerships, projects, advisory groups, or community initiatives to which the candidate made a significant contribution.
  • Provide evidence of the duration and continuity of research partnerships.
  • Provide evidence of the stages of the research process in which partners participated, including priority setting, study design, governance, recruitment, data interpretation, knowledge mobilization, or evaluation.
  • Provide evidence of the candidate’s role and level of responsibility in the partnerships.
  • Provide evidence of the number or diversity of people, communities, or organizations engaged.
  • Provide evidence of documented products, impacts, or outcomes resulting from the partnerships.
  • Possess university-level teaching or teaching-assistant experience.
  • Demonstrate expertise in applying ethical, respectful, inclusive, and equitable approaches to engaging people with lived experience and community partners throughout the research process.
  • Have experience addressing informed consent, power dynamics, cultural humility, accessibility, representation, compensation, reciprocity, transparency, accountability, or other related ethical considerations in collaborative health research.
  • Have experience applying co-design, co-creation, participatory research, patient-oriented research, community-based research, or other collaborative approaches to research projects addressing community-established needs and priorities.
Responsibilities
  • Teach the university course on engaging people with lived experience and community partnerships in interdisciplinary health research.
  • Deliver the course in a hybrid format with a minimum of 75% in-person instruction.

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