Lead the Accelerating Clinical Trials Consortium at McMaster University, applying strategic planning and clinical trials management expertise. Shape national research infrastructure through collaborative leadership. The Program Manager oversees ACT Consortium administration within PHRI, a joint McMaster University and Hamilton Health Sciences institute. This senior management role coordinates program objectives, timelines, deliverables, governance, finances, and quality improvement. It also supports researchers, committees, working groups, and external collaborators across Canada and internationally. Key Responsibilities:
Establish program development plans and performance metrics Monitor timelines, deliverables, contracts, grants, and project commitments Plan annual national research symposia for approximately 300 participants Develop consortium policies, manuals, charters, and governance plans Build collaborations with researchers, industry, government, and international partners Requirements:
Minimum 10 years of management experience Exposure to clinical trials and project management Experience with international, industry collaboration and sponsorship Experience writing grant applications or scientific publications Strong strategic planning, budgeting, communication, and relationship-building skills Bring clinical trials, strategic planning, partnership development, and operational leadership to the ACT Consortium at McMaster University.
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Clinical Trials Program Manager in Hamilton employer: McMaster University
McMaster University is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic and inclusive work culture that fosters collaboration and innovation. As part of the NexusHealth team, you will have the opportunity to drive meaningful health solutions while benefiting from comprehensive professional development and competitive compensation packages. Located in the vibrant city of Hamilton, Ontario, McMaster provides a supportive environment for employees to thrive and make a significant impact on society through their work.
