Postdoctoral Researcher for Health Knowledge Production
6 days ago
Hartland, New Brunswick, Canada
McGill University
Full-time
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Take on a transformative research role at McGill University as a Postdoctoral Researcher examining complex healthcare issues. This position delves into the interactions of medicine, politics, and patient experiences within contested health spaces.
You will lead innovative research focused on topics like psychedelic-assisted therapy and epistemic injustice. Your role will include collaboration with established researchers and the mentorship of students while preparing significant findings for academic and policy-oriented audiences. Engage actively in departmental seminars and knowledge mobilization efforts, enhancing the academic fabric.
Key Responsibilities
• Create and lead research on politically charged health issues
• Conduct qualitative and interdisciplinary research projects
• Collaborate on ongoing research and grant applications
• Analyze and interpret complex research data
• Contribute to scholarly publications and presentations
Requirements:
• Relevant PhD completed by January 1, 2027
• Strong research background in social or ethical dimensions
• Documented experience in qualitative research methods
• Effective oral and written communication skills
• Capacity to work independently and collaboratively Shape the future of healthcare research in a politically rich context at McGill University.
Key Responsibilities
• Create and lead research on politically charged health issues
• Conduct qualitative and interdisciplinary research projects
• Collaborate on ongoing research and grant applications
• Analyze and interpret complex research data
• Contribute to scholarly publications and presentations
Requirements:
• Relevant PhD completed by January 1, 2027
• Strong research background in social or ethical dimensions
• Documented experience in qualitative research methods
• Effective oral and written communication skills
• Capacity to work independently and collaboratively Shape the future of healthcare research in a politically rich context at McGill University.