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chosen medical field of expertise. Work Performed General Responsible for the daily operations within the MD Undergraduate Program (MDUP)-Undergraduate Medical Education (UGME) Office and MD/PhD Program
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Job Title: Collaborative Postdoctoral Position - Medical Imaging AI Organization: Department of Radiology, University of British Columbia Collaborative Partner: Torus Biomedical Solutions Location
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Institutes for Health Research (CIHR): How far is too far (HFITF)? Creating an evidence base to support safe provision of medication abortion for people living far from emergency services.” The Investigator is
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% Coordinates the graduate admissions process for the MSc PPH, and PhD programs in conjunction with the Academic Programs Manager, bringing cases requiring special adjudication to an admissions committee
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of medication abortion for people living far from emergency services.” The Investigator is Dr. Wendy Norman (Professor, Department of Family Practice, UBC) and the co-Principal Investigators are Dr. Bonnie Henry
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to support safe provision of medication abortion for people living far from emergency services.” The Investigator is Dr. Wendy Norman (Professor, Department of Family Practice, UBC) and the co-Principal
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- $8,500/month]. The Stewart Blusson Quantum Matter Institute (SBQMI) at UBC is seeking a PhD-level scientific researcher to support a renewed research thrust in single crystal growth and characterization
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cell death. In addition, the lab studies the mechanisms by which the visual and auditory systems process sensory information, and the normal and abnormal development of these capabilities
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-cynader/ The lab’s research interests center around molecular mechanisms of neuronal plasticity and cell death. In addition, the lab studies the mechanisms by which the visual and auditory systems process
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of neuronal plasticity and cell death. In addition, the lab studies the mechanisms by which the visual and auditory systems process sensory information, and the normal and abnormal development