Clinical Research Assistant II – Osteoarthritis Studies

St. Michael's Hospital; Toronto; On-site; CAD 93,153,000 - 116,407,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto is seeking a Research Assistant II to join the Dept of Medicine Research. You will provide essential data collection, coordination and administrative support for projects led by physicians and scientists at St.

Michael’s and partner institutions. The role involves data handling, participant screening, and conference preparation. The position emphasizes rigorous data management, ethical compliance, and effective collaboration within a diverse research team.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree with 1 year of relevant experience or equivalent study.
• Knowledge of medical terminology and research ethics.
• Experience with data collection, data entry and documentation standards.
• Familiarity with REDCap or online survey tools is an asset.
• Strong communication and organizational abilities are essential.

Responsibilities

• Support research activities across multiple projects.
• Screen, recruit and consent study participants.
• Collect and manage data via chart reviews, interviews and surveys.
• Coordinate participant appointments and liaise with departments.
• Assist with REB/CTO submissions and literature searches.
• Contribute to manuscript and report writing as needed.

Skills

Excellent communication

Organizational skills

Data collection

Interpersonal skills

Attention to detail

Independent work

Education

Undergraduate Degree

Tools

REDCap

EndNote

Mendeley

Stata

R

NVivo

Job description

St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto is seeking a Research Assistant II to join the Dept of Medicine Research. You will provide essential data collection, coordination and administrative support for projects led by physicians and scientists at St.

Michael’s and partner institutions. The role involves data handling, participant screening, and conference preparation. The position emphasizes rigorous data management, ethical compliance, and effective collaboration within a diverse research team.