October 23, 2018 Dear Trainees and Colleagues: It is my honor and privilege to be selected to serve as the Director of the Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program (CCHCSP). I look forward to meeting each of you in person, and worki..
OBJECTIVES: 1. Review current landscape of Indigenous Child Health in Canada. 2. Review important concepts to consider when working with Indigenous children; key partnerships and respect for OCAP® 3. Discuss the importance of engaging yout..
On October 25th, 2017 from 2-4pm EST, Dr. Lisa Robinson will be hosting a compelling discussion on diversity and equity among child health researchers. Dr Robinson is known to our community as the SickKids Division Head in Nephrology, Senior S..
For over a decade, the Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program (http://www.cchcsp.org or @CCHCSP on Twitter) has worked to develop the careers of health care professionals interested in pursuing a research-intensive job profile. CCHC..
Transdisciplinary Understanding and Training on Research –Primary Health Care Are you a health care professional looking for additional training in health care research skills? If you answered yes than, TUTOR-PHC may be right for you! This ..
Now accepting internal and external applications for a Research Clinician! Apply here: https://jobs.nshealth.ca/job/Halifax-Research-Clinician%2C-Chez-NICU-Nova-B3K-6R8/354528717/?locale=en_US Position Summary The IWK is conducting a lar..
Interested in a qualitative research Post Doctoral fellowship? Interested in exploring the experiences of child and adolescent participants in the exception to consent in pediatric resuscitation research? If you answered “yes” tha..
Congratulations to our PhD Trainee, Dr. Katherine Nelson from Pediatrics, Palliative Care/Child Health Evaluative Sciences Program (Supervisor: Dr. Astrid Guttmann) on receiving the prestigious 29th Annual Andrew Sass-Kortsak Award. The a..
Congratulations to Allison Ezzat for winning the TULIPS grant writing award at their recent biennial grant writing workshop. Allison is a PhD, PT, from UBC in her final year of training.
