Training and Careers

Requirements include holding a PhD in epidemiology, health research methodology, clinical psychology, applied quantitative methods or closely related field, and research experience in the areas of child and youth mental health and access to mental health care. The successful candidate will have access to multiple, CIHR-funded population level, longitudinal studies of child and youth mental health for secondary analyses projects; co-design, implement and analyze emerging epidemiologic studies in the areas of child and youth mental health sciences; and collaborate within an interdisciplinary team of academic researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and organizations serving children and youth within our community, provincially, nationally and internationally.

This is a one-year position; renewable for up to two additional years. Remuneration is based on guidelines provided by McMaster University and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.

Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis until the position is filled. Interested candidates should send their CV, statement of research, selected publications and three reference letters to georgik@mcmaster.ca.

For more information, please contact Dr. Kathy Georgiades (georgik@mcmaster.ca).