Union: Non-Union
Number of Vacancies: 1
New or Replacement Position: New
Site: Hydro Place - 700 University Avenue
Department: Clinical Trial Support Unit (CTSU)
Reports to: Manager, Clinical Trial Support Unit (CTSU)
Salary Range: $68, 932 - $103,409 per annum
Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Status: Permanent Full-time
Closing Date: October 1, 2026
Position Summary:
The Clinical Trial Support Unit (CTSU), University Health Network is looking for a Clinical Study and Regulatory Specialist I to work with its EDC building team for the oncology and hematology clinical trial portfolio. The CTSU runs a broad spectrum of therapeutic trials across all types of malignant disease. The CTSU is part of the Cancer Clinical Research Unit (CCRU) which provides various learning opportunities via its Education and Quality Assurance Program.
The Clinical Study and Regulatory Specialist I participates in the coordination of clinical trials from protocol review and approval through to activation, follow up and trial closure. Principal responsibilities include research ethics board submissions, regulatory file maintenance, monitoring and promoting the quality and integrity of data and recording clinical trial data in case report forms (CRF’s) by abstracting data from source documents and carrying out query resolution. The coordination and monitoring of data is performed in accordance with the trial protocol, hospital and departmental guidelines and professional standards of practice. Data is assessed, compiled, recorded and submitted to cooperative groups and/or pharmaceutical companies or used for internal Princess Margaret studies. All data must be complete, accurate, timely and must be in compliance with applicable ICH-GCP, FDA and US federal code and Tri-Council regulations. The Clinical Study and Regulatory Specialist II must be able to interpret the applicable regulations in order to ensure compliance. Quality assurance procedures are utilized to ensure high quality data is obtained.
The Coordinator also undertakes study-related administrative tasks such as organizing meetings, taking minutes, obtaining signatures, and preparing submissions to and track approvals from the Research Ethics Board and Health Canada.