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MSc Student Position in Implementation Science and Neonatal Care<\/h3>

Dr. Stephanie Glegg and Dr. Sandesh Shivananda<\/a> are recruiting a highly motivated student for a funded MSc position beginning in January 2027 in The University of British Columbia\u2019s Rehabilitation Sciences Graduate Program. The position will be co-supervised by Dr. Stephanie Glegg, OT, PhD, Assistant Professor and implementation scientist, and Dr. Sandesh Shivananda, Associate Professor and neonatologist at BC Women\u2019s Hospital. This two-year, hybrid position is based in Vancouver and includes in-person classes at UBC and clinical and implementation research activities and meetings at BC Women\u2019s Hospital.<\/p>

The student will join an ongoing implementation science project focused on strengthening evidence-informed care for bronchopulmonary dysplasia in the neonatal intensive care unit. Their MSc work will centre on implementing and evaluating a series of clinical guidelines, including developing implementation plans, tailoring and delivering strategies with clinicians, tracking adaptations and contextual factors, and contributing to a clinician follow-up survey and knowledge mobilization activities.<\/p>

We are seeking someone with a relevant undergraduate degree and a strong interest in implementation science, neonatal care, and applied health research. The ideal applicant will be organized, proactive, collaborative, and a strong communicator. Experience with healthcare research, survey methods, implementation science, or qualitative or quantitative analysis are an asset but not required. Interested applicants can learn more here: MSc Student Position in Implementation Science and Neonatal Care<\/a><\/p>

Other Opportunities<\/h3>

Graduate\/PhD Students: <\/strong>I welcome inquiries from prospective MSc and PhD students \u2013 please include your research interests, CV, and unofficial undergraduate and graduate transcripts (if applicable). Visit the Rehabilitation Sciences Research Graduate Programs Website<\/a> for more information.<\/p>

Undergraduate Students: <\/strong>Please review the following summer opportunities and reach out with interest well before the deadline.<\/p>