Alberta Assets

Alberta is home to numerous organizations that can provide expert support to industry-sponsored clinical trials. Below, you’ll find a listing of organizations sorted by category.

This list is updated monthly and is not meant to be exhaustive database of all Alberta research assets. If you require assistance connecting with any of the organizations listed below or would like to discuss your specific clinical trial needs, contact us.

Explore Alberta’s clinical trial ecosystem.

Scroll through the table below to discover the province’s key assets, from centralized ethics review and real-world data access to specialized research hubs and recruitment infrastructure, that make Alberta a leader in clinical trial innovation.

 

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Heritage Medical Research Clinic at the University of Calgary

Calgary
Clinical Trial Sites
Multiple

The Heritage Medical Research Clinic provides University of Calgary researchers with a wide range of services and state of the art facilities designed to support clinical research, including 8 rooms for patient examination, with 1 dedicated pediatric room and 1 dedicated disability room, in addition to ICU facilities and nursing services to laboratory equipment and an on-site Alberta Health Services research pharmacy. The clinic offers specimen collection, phlebotomy, lab services, as well as ECG machines, infusion pumps, oxygen and suction apparatus, and more.


Dale Sheard Centre for Solutions in Women’s Health at Lois Hole Hospital for Women at Royal Alexandra Hospital

Edmonton
Clinical Trial Sites
Women's Health

The Dale Sheard Centre for Solutions in Women’s Health is a dedicated research space available for researchers and clinicians that study women’s health issues at all ages and stages of life, including reproductive health and preconception, pregnancy, mental health, urogynecology, mature women’s health, and ovarian and gynecologic cancer. The space is equipped with three interview rooms, four examination rooms, touchdown computers, medication storage and preparation room, laboratory specimen collection room, meeting room with telehealth and AV capabilities, and portable telehealth capability in all rooms. Crucially, the Centre’s capabilities are augmented by the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI) clinical research coordination support team. This partnership ensures investigators receive comprehensive assistance with study setup, recruitment, regulatory adherence, and overall study management.


Pediatric Clinical Investigation Unit at the Stollery Children’s Hospital at University of Alberta

Edmonton
Clinical Trial Sites
Pediatrics

The Pediatric Clinical Investigation Unit (PCIU) at Stollery Children’s Hospital offers extensive diagnostic and clinical research services, including tests, IV starts, and medication administration. Staffed by Registered Nurses (RNs), the unit is equipped with three curtained treatment spaces and an enclosed private room. It features state-of-the-art monitoring and specialty technology to support clinical trials, with immediate access to hospital emergency services, laboratory, pharmacy, and imaging support. For complex studies requiring long days or overnight stays, pediatric patients are supported by the Phase 1 Clinical Investigation Unit (CIU) at the Walter C. MacKenzie Health Sciences Centre, which is located within the same facility. The PCIU and CIU clinical capabilities are augmented by the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI) Pediatric Clinical Trials and Research Coordination Team. This partnership ensures investigators receive comprehensive assistance—from study setup and recruitment to regulatory adherence and overall management—while guaranteeing that pediatric patients and families receive safe, age-appropriate care.


Featured Assets

In collaboration with the provincial government, a number of academic and research organizations have introduced initiatives to position Alberta as an even more attractive destination for conducting clinical trials. These include initiatives to improve start-up times, enhance patient recruitment, centralize trial management and enable access to high-quality medical data.