The Joint Motion Program (JuMP) is a CIHR Strategic Training Program in
Musculoskeletal Health Research and Leadership. Trainees have the unique
opportunity to participate in cutting-edge transdisciplinary research and
knowledge translation, while gaining the leadership skills and experience that
are essential for scientific progress in the 21st century. JuMP trains leaders
who can meet the upcoming challenges in musculoskeletal health research and who
will significantly improve the health, mobility and quality of life of
Canadians. For more information click here Providing
a dynamic, transdisciplinary training environment is a crucial
requirement
for the necessary future advances in vascular research. The aim
of this program is to develop research scientists with the expertise
necessary
to build future transdisciplinary teams focused on the
understanding,
treatment and prevention of vascular disease.
For more information click here Primary health care is the foundation
of
the Canadian health system. TUTOR-PHC is a national program in
research
training in primary health care to meet the immediate need for
research
capacity in this field. This is a one-year, national interdisciplinary research training program funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) with representation from the disciplines of: Family Medicine, Nursing, Psychology, Social Work, Epidemiology, Pharmacy, Sociology and Education. For more information click here CaRTT provides trans-disciplinary training links among basic and
clinical researchers. CaRTT brings trainees and Mentors together to understand and emulate
cancer research successes from Canada and around the world, present
their own research findings, and critically consider how to enhance
cancer research that promotes discovery and application of discovery to
improve the lives of cancer patients. For more information click hereStrategic Training Programs
CIHR Joint Motion Training Program in Musculoskeletal Health Research and Leadership (JuMP)
CIHR Strategic Training Program in Vascular Research (STPVR)
CIHR Training Grant in Interdisciplinary Primary Health Care Research
CIHR Training Grant in Cancer Research and Technology Transfer (CaRTT)
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The Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry provides an outstanding education within a research intensive environment where tomorrow's physicians, dentists and health researchers learn to be socially responsible leaders in the advancement of human health.
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