Research Coordinator
Women's College Hospital, Ontario, Canada
Negar Sayrafizadeh, MSc, is a Research Coordinator in the Trauma Therapy Program at Women’s College Hospital, where she manages several research studies focused on trauma, depression, and quality improvement in patient services. She holds a Master’s degree from the University of Toronto and has a background in psychology, research administration, and clinical support. With expertise in protocol development, data management, patient engagement, and interdisciplinary collaboration, she assists the team in advancing evidence-based mental health interventions.
Negar’s driven by a commitment to improving access to mental health care, particularly for underserved populations. She works closely with clinicians, investigators, and policymakers to address health disparities and implement trauma-informed, patient-centered approaches to care. Her ability to coordinate complex studies, analyze data, and integrate research findings into clinical practice has been instrumental in enhancing research delivery.
Beyond her work in research, Negar is actively pursuing a career in medicine. Her experience managing research projects has provided her with a strong foundation in evidence-based care, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary teamwork—skills that will be invaluable in her future medical training and practice. She has gained firsthand experience in navigating ethical and regulatory requirements, working with diverse patient populations, and contributing to quality improvement initiatives in healthcare.
Bilingual in English and Farsi, Negar is deeply committed to breaking down language and cultural barriers in healthcare, ensuring that mental health services are not only accessible but also culturally responsive and equitable. With a passion for improving outcomes in underserved communities, she collaborates with leading experts to challenge systemic disparities and implement transformative, patient-centered solutions. As she works toward a career in medicine, Negar remains dedicated to bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, striving to create lasting, meaningful change in healthcare.
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Friday, March 14, 2025
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM US Eastern Time
