Dr. Daniel Mc Isaac is an anesthesiologist and scientist at The Ottawa Hospital and a CIHR-funded investigator. As team lead for the Aging Innovation in Perioperative Medicine & Surgery (AIMS) Research Group, Dr. Mc Isaac’s research program at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute looks to improve the care and outcomes of older people who require major surgery with a special focus on frailty, health system performance, and patient reported outcomes. AIMS is an interdisciplinary team of motivated researchers, clinicians, research staff, patient partners and trainees who work in a collaborative and team-based environment.
Under the supervision of Dr. Daniel Mc Isaac, the Clinical Research Assistant II (CRAII) will help support various studies including CIHR-funded trials of virtually supported, home-based prehabilitation programs (exercise, nutrition, counselling) for adults preparing for surgery. The main role of the CRAII is that of a “prehab coach”. However, the role also includes involvement in additional trials, such as an observational study involving adults going for surgery.
Basic Requirements (Education/Experience):
Compensation Pay Range:
Min: $25.212 – Max: $33.615
Comments to Applicant:
Please provide your CV and a cover letter to clearly demonstrate how you meet the requirements of the position listed.
Contact Info:
Name: Keely Barnes
Title: Clinical Research Associate
Program: AIMS Research Group – Department of Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine
Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
Address: 1053 Carling Ave, Ottawa Ontario, K1Y 4E9
Email: kebarnes@ohri.ca
Website: http://www.ohri.ca/AIMS/Default.aspx
http://www.ohri.ca/profile/dmcisaac/profile

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