Interested candidates should send their CV and academic transcripts to Dr. Vicki Kristman (epid.director@lakeheadu.ca).
Prospective students at the Masters or PhD levels with interest in palliative care among underserved populations (i.e., persons with severe mental illness, persons with intellectual/developmental disabilities, persons living in rural/remote settings, linguistic minorities, persons experiencing homeless, adults with dementia, adults aged 85+) are invited to contact Dr. Lynn Martin for details on funding opportunities.
Additional funding may be available through a Graduate Assistant position.
PhD: January 15, 2025
Masters: February 1, 2025
Contact Dr. Martin (lynn.martin@lakeheadu.ca) for details
Exceptional graduate students with interest in the prevention of workplace injury (broadly defined including mental health injury) and/or work disability and/or knowledge mobilization in these areas are invited to contact Dr. Vicki Kristman for details on funding opportunities. Students will become members of the EPID@Work Research Institute. Both PhD ($20,000 stipends) and Master ($15,000) level stipends are available. These funds are made possible through a funding agreement with the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training & Skills Development.
Additional funding may be available through a Graduate Assistant position.
PhD: January 15, 2025
Masters: February 1, 2025
Please contact Dr. Kristman for further details.
