Research
Being part of DFCM’s Research Program means being connected to national and international leaders in family medicine research and having access to a wealth of data through UTOPIAN, DFCM’s practice-based research network. DFCM's Research Program is dedicated to supporting faculty interested in conducting research, building research infrastructure, and developing research excellence.
ABOUT THE RESEARCH PROGRAM
Resources for Researchers
Services for Researchers
UTOPIAN
Faculty Research Positions
RESEARCHERS
Job Opportunities
Postdoctoral Fellow - Primary Care and Biostatistics/Epidemiology (Term)
DFCM is inviting applications for a full-time (term) post-doctoral fellow. The post-doctoral fellow will work closely with BETTER WISE (Building on Existing Tools to Improve Cancer and Chronic Disease Prevention and Screening for Wellness of Cancer Survivors and Patients) study investigators and biostatisticians. Closing date: May 19, 2021.
Research Associate (Term)
DFCM is inviting applications for a full-time Limited Term Research Associate with research interests in primary care.
Reporting to Dr. Peter Selby, Vice-Chair Research, the Research Associate will take a leadership role in advancing family medicine through a research project that involves the analysis and environmental scan of existing primary health care research programs to inform the structure and function of a university based research program with faculty distributed across 14 clinical sites.
Do you need assistance with your research project metholodogy/biostatistics?
The DFCM Research Program offers a wide range of biostatistical and research methodology support services including assistance writing grant applications, designing studies, data management, data analysis, and dissemination of findings.
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DFCM City Wide Research Rounds
DFCM City Wide Research Rounds are bi-monthly, two-hour interactive events focusing on primary care research and research practices. Research Rounds are open to all Family Medicine / Community Medicine / Primary Care researchers, faculty, residents, students, and staff.
