Coordinate pediatric clinical research at the University of Alberta using mixed methodologies, data systems, and patient-focused study protocols. This hybrid position works primarily at North Campus Edmonton.
As Research Coordinator within Pediatric Hospital Medicine, you will support SAPHIRE research activities across clinical studies. The two-year term includes qualitative research, prospective observational studies, clinical trials, retrospective chart reviews, and surveys. You will coordinate local and multisite work with pediatric research networks.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate SAPHIRE Lab clinical research activities across multiple studies
- Execute quantitative and qualitative research protocols
- Recruit pediatric patients and families in clinical settings
- Extract, clean, de-identify, and maintain research data
- Assist with grant and manuscript preparation alongside the Principal Investigator
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in health, anatomy, or science discipline
- Two to three years' clinical or hospital research experience preferred
- Knowledge of qualitative methods, surveys, and chart reviews
- Experience with patient interaction and clinical assessments
- Proficiency with REDCap, electronic records, and Microsoft Office
Support pediatric hospital research through study coordination, sensitive patient interactions, rigorous data management, and mixed-methods expertise.
Pediatric Clinical Research Coordinator in Edmonton employer: University of Alberta
The University of Alberta is an exceptional employer that fosters a culture of inclusivity and collaboration, making it an ideal place for professionals in Organizational Change Management. With a hybrid work model at the vibrant North Campus in Edmonton, employees benefit from a comprehensive benefits package, opportunities for career development, and the chance to make a meaningful impact on a diverse community of students and researchers. Join us in shaping the future while thriving in a supportive environment that values every individual's contributions.
