Women’s reproductive health, central to the successful emergence of everyone into life through our ubiquitous origins in the birth canal, has throughout history been an object of inquiry for culture and science alike. In the present epoch technology takes its turn to address timeless and pressing issues to do with women’s bodies. This Research Assistant opportunity involves a team who will “map the literature on technology-based education interventions focused on women’s sexual and reproductive health”.
Nurses are particularly implicated in new digital models by which education is delivered; therefore, research will further to “help us understand the current state of evidence in Canada on digital interventions to support women’s sexual and reproductive health.”
Key abilities for this position include, as part of a team, “appraising qualitative and quantitative research.” The position is two or three hours per week and will be filled by a person with an undergrad degree, ideally with experience in participatory community health care settings. If aiding in progress towards a safer and healthier health care future for women is your passion then this is the job for you.
Please send your resume, cover letter, transcript, and contact information for two references to Dr. Georgia Dewart at gdewart@athabascau.ca
