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sciences and humanities data analysis experience are required. Open to McGill students from all disciplines. Qualifications Required: Experience doing quantitative social sciences and humanities analysis
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: Academic level: Minimum of master degree in dentistry or in a related field (e.g. health and social services, public health, social sciences) Demonstrate an interest in dental research Technology skills
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community partners. It includes members from the fields of architecture, urban planning, engineering, computer science, geography, public health, industrial ecology, finance, and data science
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, data entry, etc.). Conducts research via social media and internet searches. Participates in social media campaigns and events (ex. Instagram, Facebook and YouTube). Some video and photo editing may be
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: Under the direction of the Chair of Biomedical Engineering, the Program Officer will be responsible for the following: Primary Responsibilities: Assists in the implementation and monitoring of new
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for students in experiential learning training at the School of Social Work. The candidates will participate in preparatory meetings and complete any preparation work (ie. readings) associated with
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required for Dr Regine Debrosse of the School of Social Work. Areas of research include: Self/identity Motivation/engagement Adolescence/youth Youth intervention programs Strength-based approaches
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: School of Social Work Course : SWRK 219 – Anti-Oppression Social Work Practice Location : Purvirnituq, Nunavik Dates : April 15 – April 20 WorkDay Job Requisition Code : TQRs : MSW degree or equivalent
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maintain ongoing regulatory requirements, and provide information and feedback on designated clinical trial studies. The clinical research portfolio for this position includes cancer biology studies
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recherche du Québec - Santé (FRQS). Position summary The RSN's mission is to act as a catalyst for the development of digital health research in Quebec, in order to guide an open, inclusive, trusted and