About
A trial team that works inside the sites.
MedProactive runs the execution side of clinical studies in Canada. Certified coordinators, physician oversight, and specialists who already practise in the clinics where the work happens.
What we are
MedProactive is a clinical research services company based in Toronto. We take on the parts of a study that have to happen on the ground: designing the protocol, taking it through ethics and regulatory review, opening and preparing sites, coordinating visits, and collecting and managing the data that comes out of them.
The part that is genuinely hard to buy is access. We work across five academic institutions and more than fifteen private clinics in Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba, and the clinicians who run those services collaborate on the studies themselves rather than simply hosting them.
Who runs the work
Below are some of our in network specialists with active research that take part in the studies.
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Vascular surgery
Vascular surgeons
Limb perfusion, revascularization, wound aetiology.
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Podiatric surgery
Podiatric surgeons
Diabetic foot, offloading, ulcer management.
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Plastic surgery
Plastic surgeons
Reconstruction, soft tissue coverage, grafting.
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Orthopaedic surgery
Orthopaedic surgeons
Bone and joint involvement, amputation avoidance.
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Physical therapy
Physiotherapists
Mobility, gait and functional outcome measures.
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Occupational therapy
Occupational therapists
Daily function endpoints and adherence.
People in the network
Research professionals we work with across Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba, brought onto a study as it needs them rather than held on staff. This is part of the network, not all of it.
Toronto, Ontario
Reza BasiriPhD in Biomedical Engineering
Director and Clinical Research Coordinator
PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Toronto, specializing in rehabilitation device development and AI applications in medicine. Brings extensive experience and a proven track record in navigating Canada’s medical device regulatory framework and conducting clinical trials.
Calgary, Alberta
Saman SalariMSc in Biochemistry
Clinical Research Coordinator
MSc in Biochemistry, with hospital-based trial experience across genetic counselling, biospecimen coordination and clinical data management. Recruits and consents participants directly, has managed over 500 data queries on a single trial, and coordinates multi-site studies across academic and clinical settings. Holds GCP (ICH-E6), CRC (CITI), TCPS2 and Health Canada Division 5, with further training in regulatory affairs and quality operations.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Donya GhiasiMD (IMG)
Clinical Assistant
MD-trained international medical graduate and licensed Clinical Assistant in Manitoba, with a postgraduate diploma in gerontology and a focus on geriatric health outcomes and multidisciplinary care for complex patient populations. Experience spans direct patient care, complex diagnostics and high-acuity medical management, carried into protocol management, data collection, outcomes analysis and participant safety.
Calgary, Alberta
Adley MokMSc in Immunology
Clinical Research Coordinator
Clinical research professional with a background in oncoimmunology and trial experience in oncology. Covers participant recruitment, regulatory compliance and data management, and has coordinated trials and handled medical devices on them. Research contributions include work in immunotherapy.
Calgary, Alberta
Meaka Tesfaye MekonnenMSc in Global Health
Clinical Research Professional
Medical background with an MSc in Global Health. Works on ethics submissions, regulatory documentation, recruitment and study coordination, with a focus on diabetic foot ulcer and oncology research.
Where the work has gone deepest
Most of our completed studies sit in wound care and limb preservation: diabetic foot ulcer clinics, multidisciplinary limb preservation programs, and the imaging and metadata collected around them. It is where the specialist network, the site relationships and the published work all line up.
It is not a limit on what we take on. The same coordination, regulatory and data work applies across therapeutic areas, and the sites are the same sites.
Peer-reviewed publications
- 2024 Protocol for metadata and image collection at diabetic foot ulcer clinics: enabling research in wound analytics and deep learning
BioMedical Engineering OnLine 23 (1), 12
- 2024 Effectiveness of a Multidisciplinary Limb Preservation Program in Reducing Regional Hospitalization Rates for Patients With Diabetes-Related Foot Complications
The International Journal of Lower Extremity Wounds
Put this team on your study.
We will tell you which sites are realistic and what the work involves.