THE CURRICULUM
In order to be an exceptional child health researcher, attaining skills across a spectrum of themes is required.
Ethics
Global Citizen & Public Policy
Communication and Media (Branding/Media)
Industry / Technology transfer
Patient Oriented Research and engagement
Big Data and AI
Business & Entrepreneurial
Mentorship training
Scientific Excellence: Research methods, writing, peer review, rejections, KT, etc.
Management and Leadership
Personal wellness
Indigenous Engagement and research
Equity, Diversity, Inclusion
The CCHCSP curriculum is a set of program training tools that have been designed to deliver these skills to our trainees.
ACCESSIBLE REPOSITORY
Recorded Webinars
Clinician Scientist Handbook
Case Based Sessions
ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
Networking
- Interdisciplinary (clinical and research
- (Inter)nationally
- All career stages
KT
- KT101: Integrated KT Plan for your Program of Research
- KT201: Annual follow up support with a KT expert
Team Research Learning Program
- Learn how to manage multi site, interdisciplinary teams
- Learn practical aspects of administration in multi-centre teams
- Soft skills to build your program
- Morning workshop, afternoon paired lab visits
Workshops
Promote the core competencies of a skilled health professional researcher
International Partnerships and CO-OPS
INDIGENOUS LEARNING PATHWAY
Cultural Safety Training
Blanket Exercise
Indigenous engagement in research training module
SHORT COURSES
COMING SOON!
LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
In an effort to minimize duplication and bring together all the existing training tools of a health researcher to one place, the Canadian Child Heath Clinician Scientist Program along with other partners, will be launching the Raising Interdisciplinary Scientist Excellence Learning Management System (RISELMS) www.riselms.ca over the next few months. This will be an open-source platform to share and use learning tools to develop the core competencies of a skilled health professional researcher, while providing infrastructure for mentorship and progress review. It’s underlining goal is to become the ‘go to resource’ for scientist training in Canada.
OPEN ACCESSIBLE SYSTEM
It is here that anyone anywhere will be freely available to register as an instructor or a student. Instructors can upload content and student and take courses.
ALL TRAINING TOOLS SUPPORTED
Simple personal reading to interactive eLearning files. Each tool will be categorized according to the core competencies of a researcher, difficulty level, and more.
EVALUATE TRAINING TOOLS
Students can give star ratings to review the tools, and instructors will be able to evaluate their tools with pre and post surveys.
LIVE SESSIONS
Home for CCHCSP national webinars and monthly centre-based sessions.
PATHWAYS OF CERTIFICATION
Open to all. For CCHCSP and other programs
MENTORSHIP FORUMS
We will offer discussion forums where all committee members, supervisors, mentors, and instructors who post tools, will be moderators in discussion boards around their area of expertise. Student from anywhere can ask questions after completing a training tool and gain access to a network of experts that could answer those questions.
INDIVIDUALIZED RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT PLAN
All students upon registration will complete a questionnaire where they will self assess their skills. Based on this assessment certain training tools will be assigned to them. This assessment will auto generate annually and track each student's progress.
