Clinical Research Coordinator Primary Purpose: The Clinical Research Coordinator's primary purpose is to proficiently assist the Principal Investigator (PI) and associated research team through providing research coordination and support.

Success in the role will require some judgment and decision making, following procedures and guidelines set by the PI and collaborating with the research team.

Nature of Work: The CRC/CRN reports to the Director of Research and is accountable to the PI.

The position is responsible for coordinating clinical studies within the PIs research program.

The position involves some research assistant functions within the research program.

The incumbent must be capable of working under general supervision subject to occasional review by the supervisor.

The ability to effectively work through complex issues and concerns with low to moderate stress resulting from work pressure is necessary.

Strong communication, organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills are required.

The ability to work well as a team member is critical to the role.

The position may involve field work and irregular hours, such as weekend and evening work.

Accountabilities Acts as the primary contact and provides administrative and coordination support for research Establishes and maintains strong working relationships with participants, researchers, and other study personnel; Liaises between study sponsors, staff,



investigators and the CTSU Ensures protocol tasks are completed as per the schedule of assessments Maintains organization and proper documentation of research materials Ensures a protected environment for research participants and staff Demonstrate a commitment to teamwork and positivity, along with an ability to create and nurture positive working relationships.

Resolve queries – Answer electronic data capture (eCRF/EDC) queries Maintain and complete accountability of sponsor-provided study supplies and devices Participate in regulatory and ethics continuation efforts (communication with CRPs to renew approvals) Change 5th point to “Participates in Sponsor monitoring visits, audits and Health Canada inspections” Duties Study Set-up (20%) Participates in site pre-qualification and qualification efforts Ensures all required approvals are in place prior to enrollment Assists in planning, implementation, and coordination of data collection Recruits research participants and conducts eligibility assessment Study Execution (50%) Coordinates and conducts study visits and procedures per protocol Obtains informed consent and conducts baseline testing Maintains informed consent and oversees participant retention and compliance Creates and maintains accurate patient source documents ensuring GCP Participates in Health Canada inspections and sponsor audits Prepares periodic and special reports, manuals,



and correspondence Study Close-out (5%) Prepares and submits case report forms in compliance with SOPs and regulations Verify data cleanliness for database lock Return, destroy or retain remaining supplies according to protocol Ship back sponsor-provided devices Organize the Investigator Site File/Regulator binder for proper archiving Research Administration 25% Assists with monitoring and ordering of study specific supplies Attends meetings including investigator, site initiation/close out, and monitoring visits Provides general office duties, including distribution of memos and announcements, photocopying, mailing, and faxing Qualifications Education and Experience: A Bachelor’s Degree in a health-related field with 2 years of experience in clinical research or a Master’s Degree in a health-related field.

Required Skills: Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) Excellent verbal and written communication skills Excellent organizational, time, and project management skills Experience conducting patient-oriented research Excellent interpersonal and ability to collaborate with team members Detail oriented and able to exercise initiative and good judgement Training: The following certifications are required prior to commencing any study related procedures TCPS2 Core Course Safety Orientation for Employees (USask) Off-Campus Activity Safety Plans (USask) Canada GCP (CITI) Clinical Research Coordinator (CITI) Health Canada Division 5 (CITI) Protocol Specific SOPs (N2) McMaster HiREB Chart Review Tutorial

📌 Clinical Research Coordinator (Saskatoon)
🏢 University of Saskatchewan
📍 Saskatoon