csipacific
Sport Physiologist and Performance Lab Coordinator
Vancouver, British Columbia
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About the role
- The Canadian Sport Institute Pacific (CSI Pacific) is seeking a Sport Physiologist / Performance Lab coordinator to join our Vancouver campus (located at UBC).
- This role will oversee the technical operations of CSI Pacific's High-Performance Labs in both Vancouver and Whistler.
- Fostering performance excellence through leadership, education, and evidence-based innovation in integrated sport science and sport medicine teams
Requirements
- Phlebotomy certification ISAK certification Level 1 or higher Sport Scientist Canada High Performance Certification Practitioner level or higher WHMIS and Bloodborne Pathogen certification Background as a coach and/or athlete
Skills
- Additional off-site work may also be required.
- The physical demands require standing for long periods and lifting up to 90 lbs (e.g. loading/unloading testing equipment).
- Closing: June 22nd, 2026 at 12PM***
Compensation
- Performance Lab Operations & Coordination
- Development, Delivery & Supervision of Physiology Programs
- CSI Pacific Physiology Department Duties
Benefits
- This position will report to the Lead, Sport Physiologist and work closely with the CSI Pacific physiology team and other health and performance services personnel.
Company info
- By collaborating with our regional, provincial, and national sport partners, we are strengthening the sport system in British Columbia.
- We are committed to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve.
- We are dedicated to fostering an inclusive and accessible workplace.
Equal opportunity
- CSI Pacific is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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