Mariya Markovina
Clinical Research Operations Manager
Languages: English, Russian, French
Locations: All
Contact: mariya@rejuvgroup.com , 587-401-6452
Mariya Markovina is a Clinical Research Operations Manager with a strong foundation in neuroscience and extensive experience leading clinical research initiatives, particularly within dermatology. Her research experience began during her undergraduate studies, where she was involved in both preclinical and clinical trials, building an early foundation in study design and execution. She has since progressed rapidly through roles demonstrating expertise in study start-up, trial execution, and team training. In her current role, she oversees research operations, optimizes processes, and supports the successful delivery of clinical trials across sites.
She holds a Master of Science in Neuroscience from the University of Calgary and brings a well-rounded background that combines academic research, teaching, and hands-on clinical trial experience. Her contributions include published work in both dermatology and neuroscience, reflecting a strong ability to translate scientific knowledge into practical research outcomes. With additional experience in teaching and volunteer coordination, she offers a blend of leadership, analytical skills, and cross-functional collaboration across both academic and industry research settings.
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.
