Endowed Chair in Palliative Care Research
The Faculty of Medicine at Dalhousie University is pleased to invite applications for the QEII Foundation Endowed Chair in Palliative Care Research. The successful candidate for the Chair position will engage in palliative care research, as well as work with the Nova Scotia Health Integrated Palliative Care Network to enhance evidence-based care for people living with life limiting conditions, integrating the latest research, evaluation tools and quality-improvement methodologies into Nova Scotia’s integrated palliative care system. The successful candidate (incumbent) will also be offered a Career Stream academic appointment.
The application period will extend to at least May 28, 2021, and will remain open until the position has been filled. More information about this opportunity is available here. The direct link for applications is: https://dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/5449.
Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control (2019-2029)
The refreshed Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control is here. Based on input from more than 7,500 Canadians including healthcare leaders from across the country, the Strategy sets the course for a more equitable approach to cancer in Canada. No matter who we are or where we live, we should all have access to world-class ... Read More »
The refreshed Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control is here. Based on input from more than 7,500 Canadians including healthcare leaders from across the country, the Strategy sets the course for a more equitable approach to cancer in Canada. No matter who we are or where we live, we should all have access to world-class ... Read More »
A New Look for the CCRA Website
We've refreshed this website with a new look and feel, improved navigation, and a dynamic timeline of our history. This site also better highlights our resources. Work will continue on the functionality and content over the coming year. In the interim, we welcome your feedback! Read More »
We've refreshed this website with a new look and feel, improved navigation, and a dynamic timeline of our history. This site also better highlights our resources. Work will continue on the functionality and content over the coming year. In the interim, we welcome your feedback! Read More »