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Study on Ovarian Function

Opportunity Details
Position type: Patient Participant

Number of positions available: 50

Organization: Women's Health Research Lab, Department of Academic Family Medicine, University of Saskatchewan, West Winds Primary Health Centre

Role overview: The patient participant will be required to have daily ultrasound scans, finger prick blood and urine samples taken throughout a menstrual cycle.

Knowledge, experience, skills required: We are looking for people who have menstrual cycles.

Time commitment: Each study visit will take approx 30 minutes. Visits will occur daily for one complete menstrual cycle (approx 25-35 days). The research study visits will begin in May 2022.

Location: West Winds Primary Care Center, 3311 Fairlight Drive, Saskatoon, SK.

What you can expect from the research team: The research team will provide reproductive health education and feedback about the participant's ovarian follicle growth and ovulation.

Supports available to participate: Honoraria

Submission of interest deadline: May 1, 2024

Contact information

Contact name: Nike Bello

Email address: nike.bello@usask.ca

Phone number: 306-665-4287

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