Dr. Codie Primeau (he/him; il) is recruiting Master’s and Doctoral students for positions in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and chronic health research. His lab tackles real-world challenges in mobility, health outcomes, and equitable care, with a focus on arthritis, chronic pain, physiotherapy, pelvic health, clinical biomechanics, health economic evaluation, and 2S/LGBTQQIA+ health. Using quantitative and qualitative methods, students will engage in research designed in collaboration with patient and community partners, ensuring studies make a tangible difference for those most impacted by chronic conditions.
Students in the lab will have the chance to:
- Contribute to novel research evaluating clinical and cost-effectiveness of rehabilitation and surgical interventions.
- Collaborate directly with patient and community partners to co-develop research driven by community priorities and needs.
- Access funding opportunities through Western University, its associated Bone & Joint Institute, and Arthritis Research Canada, including potential support to attend national and international conferences.
Who we’re looking for:
- Strong academic performance and enthusiasm for graduate-level research.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
- Individuals who value equity, diversity, and inclusion in research and clinical care.
- Interest or experience in musculoskeletal health, patient engagement, and/or equity-focused research is a plus (not mandatory).
How to Apply:
Please send the following to Dr. Codie Primeau (codie.primeau@uwo.ca) and copy Stephanie Therrien (stherri8@uwo.ca):
- CV or résumé highlighting research experience, coursework, and relevant activities.
- Unofficial transcript.
- A short paragraph (≈250 words) describing what you hope to learn, contribute, or explore with your graduate research experience.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled. Start dates are to be discussed and will require application to a Western University (London, Ontario) graduate program. This is your chance to join a dynamic, inclusive lab making meaningful impact in rehabilitation research – apply now!
To find out more about Dr. Primeau’s work, please visit the following link.
