A one-year post-doctoral fellowship position is available in the School of Physical and Occupational Therapy and Institute of Health Sciences Education at McGill University.
The Knowledge Exchange and Education in the health Professions (K.E.E.P) Lab is seeking applications from candidates interested in pursing a one-year postdoctoral fellowship under the supervision of Dr. Aliki Thomas. Research in the K.E.E.P Lab focuses on knowledge mobilization (KM) for evidence-based practice (EBP), implementation science (IS) and health professions education. Ongoing studies are exploring topics such as the development and assessment of advanced clinical competencies including evidence-based practice and shared decision-making, epistemic justice, person-centered and evidence informed care, access to rehabilitation services, and the education, practice, and policy nexus for evidence informed care.
The successful candidate. work on one ongoing SSHRC funded study. They will conduct high level independent research in KM and IS, EBP and higher education in rehabilitation and other health professions (e.g. nursing, SLP, PT, medicine). Funding is available for the first year. The successful candidate will be expected to apply for competitive post-doctoral funding to support the second year of the fellowship.
To learn more about this position or for a version in French, view this link: Posting_post-doc_2024_KEEPLab[46][92]
The candidate must have a PhD. The ideal candidate will have experience in clinical trials and mixed-methods analyses. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, statistical software, and referencing software is required. A strong publication record, experience with NVivo, clinical experience with walking aids, and experience investigating novel technologies would be assets.