Clinical Research Fellow Opportunity
The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre’s Gynecology Medical Oncology team is accepting applications for the position of Clinical Research Fellow in the Bras Drug Development Program under the supervision of Dr. Amit Oza. The Bras Family New Drug Development Program is one of Canada’s largest early phase clinical trials enterprises.
Successful applicants will have a strong passion for early phase clinical trials and translational research that bridge solutions from the laboratory to the clinical setting for evaluation. Successful applicants will begin their Fellowship July 2021 (start date negotiable) for a 1-2 year term.
For more information, click here.
CanPath Webinar: How Population Cohorts Can Support COVID-19 Research
CanPath, in partnership with the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health, will provide a webinar on Wednesday June 24th (Noon to 1:00 pm EDT) on how large population cohorts can respond in a pandemic and support rapid national research efforts. The webinar will featur... Read More »
CanPath, in partnership with the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health, will provide a webinar on Wednesday June 24th (Noon to 1:00 pm EDT) on how large population cohorts can respond in a pandemic and support rapid national research efforts. The webinar will featur... Read More »
Story Visualizations Released
As companions to our 2016 special topic reports, CCRA has released interactive 'story visualizations' using Tableau software. Story visualizations are dashboards that are linked sequentially. They walk users through a series of analyses, each with greater detail, and allowing users more opportunity to ‘interact’ with ... Read More »
As companions to our 2016 special topic reports, CCRA has released interactive 'story visualizations' using Tableau software. Story visualizations are dashboards that are linked sequentially. They walk users through a series of analyses, each with greater detail, and allowing users more opportunity to ‘interact’ with ... Read More »