Research Proctor – Medical Device

World Health Research Inc. (WHRI) is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Medical Device Proctor to oversee and guide the safe and effective implantation of a cutting-edge medical device involved in a clinical research trial. This role requires extensive travel across Canada to provide expert supervision in operating room settings. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in ultrasonography and thrive in high-pressure environments collaborating with skilled surgeons and research teams.

This position is for a 1-year (12-month) contract, renewable for up to 3 years.

Key Responsibilities:

• Travel on short notice to healthcare sites across Canada to supervise and support the implantation of the designated medical device.
• Ensure proper device implementation techniques are followed to ensure patient safety and efficacy.
• Provide hands-on guidance and technical expertise during procedures, particularly in the use of needle guidance using ultrasonography.
• Act as a professional liaison between the company and surgical teams, fostering trust and effective communication.
• Deliver in-depth training and education to healthcare providers regarding device use and care.
• Support the WHRI Study Team by completing monitoring activities.
• Support the Proctoring Team and the Study Sponsor through problem solving and contributing to regular study meetings.
• Supporting the recruitment of additional proctors, if required.
• Supervise proctors and proctor’s operation within a designated region.
• Support the development of proctoring methodologies and site management practices for each trial.
• Collaborate with clinical research teams as needed to support ongoing or new clinical studies.
• Document and report feedback from surgical teams to inform product improvement and training strategies.

Qualifications:

• Graduate from an accredited program in diagnostic medical sonography.
• Canadian Registered Vascular Sonographer (CRVS®) or equivalent.
• Extensive experience and proficiency in ultrasonography.
• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills.

Confidence and ability to interact comfortably with skilled surgeons and healthcare professionals in an operating room.

Preferred:

• Bachelor’s degree in health sciences or related area of study.
• Knowledge of or experience in clinical research studies.
• Proficiency in English and French.

World Health Research: www.worldhealthresearch.ca

The members of World Health Research improve health through important research, education, and advocacy. A beacon of scientific rigour, the company is dedicated to supporting and championing transformative discoveries that reshape the medical landscape.

Please send Resume and Cover Letter to human resources@worldhealthresearch.ca