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RI-MUHC | Research Institute of the MUHC | #rimuhc

RI-MUHC | Research Institute of the MUHC | #rimuhc

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The Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (The Institute)
brings together pediatric and adult research programs, accelerating the translation of biomedical research to improve human health.

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Company Name: RI-MUHC | Research Institute of the MUHC | #rimuhc
Job Title: Art Therapist (Research Institute)
Job Description: Job Title: Art Therapist (Research Institute) Role Summary: Provide therapeutic and art‑based support to Inuit youth through the Arts in Recovery for Youth (AIRY) program within the Inuit Youth Futures project. Collaborate with artists, community partners, and research teams to develop, deliver, and evaluate art interventions aimed at suicide prevention and community resilience. Expectations: - Lead and supervise art therapeutic interventions in remote Northern communities. - Coordinate program activities with stakeholders, including local actors, youth ambassadors, and advisory councils. - Conduct research related to program outcomes, including data collection, analysis, and reporting. - Participate in multidisciplinary training and supervision sessions. - Manage program logistics, documentation, and compliance with OCAP and DBT guidelines. Key Responsibilities: - Assist in designing and implementing the AIRY program for Inuit youth. - Deliver AIRY interventions and art‑based workshops in Inukjuak and other remote sites. - Conduct weekly clinical supervision meetings for facilitators and community art coordinators. - Develop intervention materials, conduct pre‑ and post‑program surveys, and document art productions as research data. - Collaborate with the research team to create protocols, analyze data, and author manuscripts and grant proposals. - Participate in steering committee, advisory council, and governance advisory group meetings. - Coordinate logistics for program launch, ongoing delivery, and evaluation. - Maintain quality assurance processes, including external assistance procedures and complaint handling. - Prepare field notes and research documentation; manage communications with parents, clinicians, and participants. - Travel to Inukjuak as required for program launch and monitoring. Required Skills: - Proficient in English (written and spoken); knowledge of French is beneficial. - Strong communication, interpersonal, and case‑management abilities. - Demonstrated independence and teamwork with minimal supervision. - Ability to design and facilitate therapeutic art activities. - Research skills: protocol development, data collection, analysis, and reporting. - Knowledge of OCAP, DBT, and ethical standards in community‑based research. Required Education & Certifications: - Master’s degree in Creative Arts Therapies (or equivalent). - Minimum of 4 years of relevant work experience in Northern or remote communities. - Training in DBT, OCAP, and AIRY (arts‑based suicide intervention) is required.

Company Name: RI-MUHC | Research Institute of the MUHC | #rimuhc
Job Title: Data Entry Agent (Research Institute)
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Company Name: RI-MUHC | Research Institute of the MUHC | #rimuhc
Job Title: Manager, Small Animal Imaging Labs Platform (SAIL) (Research Institute)
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Montreal, Canada

On site

10-11-2025

Company Name: RI-MUHC | Research Institute of the MUHC | #rimuhc
Job Title: Senior Clinical Study Budget & Contract Negotiation Specialist - CIM (Research Institute)
Job Description: Job Title: Senior Clinical Study Budget & Contract Negotiation Specialist – CIM Role Summary: Lead development, negotiation, and financial oversight of complex, high‑value clinical study budgets. Serve as the primary financial liaison to sponsors, ensuring accurate coverage analysis, FMV compliance, and optimal payment terms. Expectations: Deliver meticulous, FMV‑aligned budgets; negotiate sponsor agreements that secure favorable payment schedules, minimize holdbacks, and maximize cost recovery; maintain audit‑ready documentation; provide analytical insights for continuous improvement. Key Responsibilities: - Translate protocols into detailed, structured budgets aligned with Fair Market Value benchmarks (≈45%). - Conduct coverage analyses to distinguish sponsor‑billable from standard‑of‑care procedures using standard medical coding systems. - Incorporate overhead, staffing, institutional cost recovery, and SLAs with PIs. - Advise contract office on legal clauses, and support PI‑initiated budget reviews with the pre‑award team. - Lead negotiation with sponsors for Phase I‑III studies, defending institutional costs with FMV data and coverage rationale. - Secure favorable payment schedules, upfronts, and minimize holdbacks. - Track and report negotiation KPIs (cycle time, variance from sponsor offer, cost recovery margin). - Maintain FMV and coverage analysis documentation library for audits and sponsor reviews. - Analyze negotiation outcomes, update pricing models, and deliver trend insights to management. Required Skills: - Advanced knowledge of FMV principles, coverage analysis, and clinical research operations. - Proficiency with diagnostic and procedure coding systems for research budgeting. - Proven negotiation record with measurable KPIs (cycle time, cost recovery margins). - Strong communication, diplomacy, and cross‑functional collaboration skills. - Bilingual (English/French) preferred. - Ability to document decisions and source FMV data for audit readiness. Required Education & Certifications: - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Business, Health Administration, or related field. - Minimum 5 years of experience in clinical trial budget development and sponsor/CRO negotiation.