Coordinate brain health research at McMaster University onsite Monday to Friday, using MRI, cognitive assessment, and data management expertise. Support national study operations.
As a Research Coordinator (I), you will administer a brain health project within the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging. The work includes coordinating multi-site activities, monitoring progress, managing communications, and supporting project reporting. You will oversee data collection involving brain imaging, wearable technology, biospecimens, and cognitive assessments while applying established research protocols.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate research staff, resources, timelines, and project activities
- Oversee data collection, verification, analysis, and reporting
- Maintain databases, forms, error checks, and documentation
- Liaise with remote sites, personnel, funders, and collaborators
- Prepare scientific papers, proposals, abstracts, and presentations
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field of study
- Four years of relevant experience
- Experience supporting large national research projects
- Knowledge of longitudinal cohort studies and research ethics
- Advanced Microsoft Office skills and strong communication abilities
Bring research coordination, data analysis, and communication skills to McMaster's national brain health project within the CLSA.
Research Coordinator Brain Health 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.
