RQ00786 - UX Researcher - Senior
Up to 3 days onsite (subject to HM's discretion)
-525 University Avenue
6+ month contract (Business Days 142.00)
Must Haves:The Patients Before Paperwork (Pb4P) initiative is a comprehensive program aimed at reducing the administrative burden on Primary Care Providers in Ontario through the use of digital tools and processes. This initiative supports both new and existing digital health projects that work together to minimize traditional paper-based workflows, such as faxing referrals and prescriptions, writing clinical notes and manually completing forms.
The purpose of this request is to acquire a resource to support and deliver assigned CX/UX activities and artifacts across one or more Pb4P work streams, working under the direction of CX/UX Leads and/or Senior Managers. The resource will collaborate with users, business, clinical, product, change management, technical and vendor partners to gather qualitative and quantitative insights, validate workflows and support user-centred product and service design outcomes that help reduce administrative burden for clinicians and health care providers.
Required:- Experience developing research plans and supporting participant recruitment, including defining research objectives, methods, participant criteria, screeners, scheduling, discussion guides, consent/privacy materials and honorarium management
- Experience conducting CX/UX research, including user interviews, usability testing, heuristic evaluations, surveys and secondary research
- Strong ability to synthesize qualitative and quantitative research findings into clear, prioritized and actionable insights, themes, pain points, risks and opportunities
- Significant hands‑on experience translating research insights and requirements into user-centred UX/UI designs for complex web‑based applications, including information architecture, task flows, wireframes, clickable prototypes and high‑fidelity mockups
- Proven experience applying Customer Experience and Service Design approaches, including the development of personas, journey maps, service blueprints, ecosystem maps and current‑and‑future‑state user flows
- Strong workflow and task‑flow analysis skills, including the ability to work with business, product, clinical, technical and vendor stakeholders to identify pain points, validate assumptions, assess solution feasibility and translate findings into practical improvement opportunities.
- Experience designing inclusive, accessible digital services that meet AODA and WCAG 2.1 Level AA expectations across research, prototyping, usability testing and UI review activities
- Experience working with UI guidelines, design systems, reusable components, pattern libraries and accessibility standards in Figma, Adobe XD or equivalent tools
- Strong written, verbal and facilitation skills, including the ability to support or facilitate remote workshops and produce clear, decision‑ready documentation for product teams, leadership and partners
- Ability to liaise effectively with cross‑functional leads from business,…
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