Dr. Crump's Lab is recruiting master's student, PhD student and Postdoctoral Fellowship in Surgical Outcomes & Patient-Centered Cancer Care, see below for information:听
Master's Student Position (M.Sc. in Surgical and Interventional Sciences)
Location:
不良研究所 & the Division of Thoracic and Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery, Montreal General Hospital
Position Description:
Outstanding opportunity for motivated students to join one of North America's leading thoracic surgery programs. Students will complete a thesis-based Master's degree in Surgical and Interventional Sciences (Surgical Outcomes Research option) while contributing to innovative patient-centered outcomes research in esophageal cancer care.
Research Environment:
- Integration within 不良研究所's internationally recognized Division of Thoracic and Upper GI Surgery
- Access to one of Canada's largest esophageal cancer patient populations
- Collaboration with multidisciplinary clinical and research teams
- Structured mentorship program
Research Activities:
- Collaborate with the thoracic surgery team at Montreal General Hospital
- Conduct patient-centered outcomes research in esophageal cancer
- Develop, validate, analyze, and interpret patient-reported outcome measures
- Participate in clinical data collection and analysis
- Contribute to translational science initiatives
The position offers:
- Access to state-of-the-art clinical research infrastructure
- Mentorship in primary and secondary data collection and analysis
- Advanced statistical and methodological support
- Mentorship in manuscript preparation and presentation skills
- Participation in regular research meetings and journal clubs
- Career development support for academic or industry paths
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Eligibility:
- Bachelor's degree with minimum 3.0 GPA (4.0 scale)
- Strong quantitative research skills demonstrated through previous research experience and/or undergraduate course work
- Experience with statistical analysis
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work professionally in a clinical environment
Application Deadlines:
Deadlines for the Surgical and Interventional Sciences program are April 1 (fall term) and September 1 (winter term).
Those interested should get in touch with Trafford Crump (trafford.crump [at] mcgill.ca) with a C.V. and cover letter explaining their interest in the lab.
PhD Student Position (Ph.D. in Surgical and Interventional Sciences)
Location:
不良研究所 & the Division of Thoracic and Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery, Montreal General Hospital
Position Description:
Outstanding PhD opportunity in Surgical Outcomes Research at one of North America's leading thoracic surgery programs. Students will complete a doctorate degree in Surgical and Interventional Sciences (Surgical Outcomes Research option). Join a dynamic research environment focused on transforming esophageal cancer care through innovative patient-centered outcomes research.
Research Environment:
- Integration within 不良研究所's internationally recognized Division of Thoracic and Upper GI Surgery
- Access to one of Canada's largest esophageal cancer patient populations
- Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across surgical oncology, epidemiology, and data science
- Part of a broader research network including international academic partnerships
Research Focus Areas:
Students can develop a research expertise in one of the following areas:
- Development and validation of patient-reported outcome measures
- Patient preference elicitation methodologies
- Shared decision-making in surgical oncology
- Implementation science in preference-sensitive care
- Healthcare quality measurement and improvement
Career Development:
- Structured mentorship program
- Grant writing and manuscript preparation workshops
- Academic and clinical networking opportunities
- Career planning support for academic or industry trajectories
- Support for developing an independent research program
Funding & Support:
- Guaranteed 4-year funding package with competitive stipend
- Additional funding for conference travel and research dissemination
- Access to internal grants and prestigious external fellowship opportunities
- Support for international research exchanges and collaborations
Eligibility:
- Master's degree with strong academic standing
- Background in health services research, clinical epidemiology, or related field
- Advanced quantitative research methods expertise
- Demonstrated experience in clinical research
- Strong statistical analysis skills
- Excellence in scientific writing and communication
Impact Opportunity:
Join a program that is reshaping surgical oncology care through patient-centered research. Your work will directly contribute to improving cancer care delivery and patient outcomes globally while developing your career as an independent researcher.
Application Deadlines:
Deadlines for the Surgical and Interventional Sciences program are April 1 (fall term) and September 1 (winter term).
Those interested should get in touch with Trafford Crump (trafford.crump [at] mcgill.ca) with a C.V. and cover letter explaining their interest in the lab.
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Surgical Outcomes & Patient-Centered Cancer Care
Location:
不良研究所 & the Division of Thoracic and Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery, Montreal General Hospital
Position Description:
Outstanding opportunity for an ambitious scientist to establish their research career in patient-centered outcomes and health services research at one of North America's premier thoracic surgery programs. This position offers exceptional support for developing an independent research program while working with internationally recognized mentors in surgical oncology and outcomes research.
Research Environment:
- Integration within 不良研究所's internationally recognized Division of Thoracic and Upper GI Surgery
- Access to one of Canada's largest esophageal cancer patient populations
- State-of-the-art clinical research infrastructure and data analytics platforms
- Part of a broader research network including international academic partnerships
- Patient engagement network
- Multidisciplinary collaboration opportunities
Research Focus Areas:
Fellows can expand their research expertise in one of the following areas:
- Development and validation of patient-reported outcome measures
- Patient preference elicitation methodologies
- Shared decision-making in surgical oncology
- Implementation science in preference-sensitive care
- Healthcare quality measurement and improvement
Research Leadership Opportunities:
- Lead high-impact publications in top-tier journals
- Develop and submit independent research grants
- Build international research collaborations
- Mentor graduate students and research staff
- Establish innovative research programs
Career Development:
- Structured grant writing mentorship
- Protected time for independent research
- Academic career transition guidance
- Professional development workshops
Funding & Support:
- Competitive salary with comprehensive benefits package
- Conference and travel allowance
Additional funding opportunities through 不良研究所 and MUHC
Eligibility:
- PhD in health services research, clinical epidemiology, public health, or related field
- Strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals
- Experience in clinical research or outcomes assessment
- Excellence in scientific writing and communication
- Expertise in advanced research methods and statistics
- Track record of successful grant applications preferred
Impact Opportunity:
Shape the future of patient-centered cancer care while building your independent research career in one of North America's leading academic medical centers. Your work will directly contribute to improving cancer care delivery and patient outcomes globally.
Duration:
Initial 2-year appointment with possibility of extension
Application Process:
Those interested should get in touch with Trafford Crump (trafford.crump [at] mcgill.ca) with a C.V., research statement, writing samples, and contact information for three professional references.
