The Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University and McMaster Children’s
Hospital is home to over 200 pediatricians, scientists, teachers, and learners
whose collective mission is to improve the wellbeing of children and their
families – both locally, and around the world.
We are proud to represent faculty who hold Canada Research Chairs, are
members of the Order of Canada, and are national award-winning teachers.
Our members leverage their voices as child health leaders to support our
communities and advocate for change so that all children, regardless of health
status, can experience a fulfilling life. Our administrators are valued team
members and are critical to the success and impact of our work.
The Province of Ontario Neurodevelopmental (POND) Network is a
collaborative research network dedicated to improving outcomes for children,
youth, and families affected by neurodevelopmental disorders through
innovative clinical research. The McMaster POND site conducts a diverse
portfolio of observational studies and investigator-initiated clinical trials
involving children and youth with neurodevelopmental conditions, including
autism spectrum disorder and ADHD.
The Clinical Research Coordinator will join a collaborative academic research
team of clinician-scientists, psychometrist, and trainees to coordinate both
regulated clinical trials and non-trial research. The successful candidate will
contribute to all phases of the research process, including study start-up,
participant recruitment, regulatory activities, and data management, while
working across multiple innovative research subprojects. This role offers the
opportunity to develop expertise in pediatric clinical research within a dynamic
academic environment while contributing to research that advances evidence-
based care for children and families.
