Jashnoor Bhatti
Clinical Research Coordinator
Language: English, Punjabi
Location: Edmonton Downtown
Contact: jashnoor@rejuvgroup.com
Jashnoor is a Study Coordinator with the Rejuvenation Edmonton Downtown clinical trials team, bringing over nine years of progressive experience in dermatology. She began her career as an administrative assistant and has since advanced into a specialized role in dermatology-focused clinical research. She holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master’s degree in Biomedical Technology with professional experience in business development and marketing, complementing her research expertise.
In her current role, Jashnoor contributes to the advancement of investigational therapies by conducting clinical trial visits in accordance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines. She is committed to advancing dermatological therapeutics while ensuring the highest standards of patient safety and data integrity. Jashnoor is particularly passionate about promoting patient confidence and well-being and she values a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.
Rejuvenation Dermatology’s Clinical Trials Department is a national, multi-site research network dedicated to advancing dermatologic care through ethically conducted, regulated clinical research. Integrated within routine clinical practice, the department partners with global pharmaceutical sponsors to evaluate novel therapies and offers early access to innovative treatment options. The team supports industry-sponsored and investigator-initiated trials across a broad range of indications, collaborating closely with sponsors, CROs, investigators, and ethics boards to deliver high-quality data while maintaining a strong commitment to patient safety.
Since its inception, the division has evolved from a single research-focused clinic into a coordinated, multi-province research network. Today, it operates with standardized infrastructure, centralized oversight, and experienced investigators across Canada.
