Professor of Rural Epidemiology –

Professor of Rural Epidemiology – (AP25-07-68832) Join to apply for the Professor of Rural Epidemiology – (AP25-07-68832) role at INRS - Institut national de la recherche scientifique. This role will be conducted at the Ruralités durables Research Centre, an institution of 700 employees dedicated to research and graduate education. The centre focuses on rural issues, promoting empowerment, resilience, governance and sustainability of resources related to rural areas in Québec. Base pay range CA$100,863.00/yr - CA$194,538.00/yr Responsibilities Establish an independent and innovative research program specifically dedicated to rural epidemiology; Develop internal collaborations with faculty at the centre and other INRS centres; Develop external collaborations with communities and stakeholders; Help establish the centre’s research infrastructures; Secure funding for your own research activities by obtaining external grants; Participate in creating training programs for the rural health centre; Participate in graduate teaching, supervision and training; Dedicate a significant portion of your teaching duties to community service in the form of citizen partnership research, scientific consulting, or other activities in the field with various communities and stakeholders in rural areas. Desired Profile Education Have (or be in the process of obtaining) a doctoral degree in a discipline relevant to the job description; Postdoctoral experience is an asset. Experience Have an excellent track record of research achievements that will lead to the successful development of a strong and independent research program; Demonstrate strong potential to obtain research funding from granting agencies or external partners; Significant research experience with stakeholders (co‑construction research, partnership, citizen participation, etc.). Skills and Other Abilities Research and academic expertise related to the initial scientific program of the Ruralités durables Research Centre; Demonstrated skills in teaching and supervising graduate students; Excellent interpersonal skills; Proven ability to work within intersectoral and interdisciplinary teams while collaborating with public and private partners; Proficiency in spoken and written French (limited French knowledge encouraged; resources will be provided for learning); Proficiency in spoken and written English. Inclusive Environment INRS values diversity, recognizes its role as an agent of change, and strives to ensure an inclusive environment for all. INRS encourages applications from Indigenous people, women, visible and ethnic minorities, and people with disabilities, in accordance with the equal opportunity employment and employment equity programs to which it subscribes. If you anticipate requiring accommodation, or if you have any questions regarding equity, diversity, and inclusion at INRS, please write to edi@inrs.ca in confidence. Additional Information Posting internally and externally from November 5, 2025, to January 9, 2026, 4 p.m. Selection interviews will be held in February 2026. Work Location Institut national de la recherche scientifique, Ruralités durables Research Centre, 63 rue Ambroise‑Fafard, Baie-Saint-Paul, Québec, G3Z 2J7. To Apply A complete resume; A copy of your three most important publications; A three‑page summary of your future research program and its structuring impact in the context of the creation of the Ruralités durables Research Centre; A text outlining your philosophy of supervision and teaching in the context of the creation of the Ruralités durables Research Centre; The name and contact information of three references. Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level Employment Type Full‑time Job Function Education #J-18808-Ljbffr