Psychiatrie - Inégalités sociales et psychopathologie développementale 

Le Département de psychiatrie et d’addictologie de l’Université de Montréal sollicite des candidatures pour un poste de professeur.e sous octroi à temps plein au rang d’adjoint.e ou d'agrégé.e selon l'expérience. La personne retenue possédera une expertise sur les liens entre les inégalités sociales, la santé mentale et la résilience lui permettant de mettre en place une nouvelle unité dédiée à l’étude des déterminants culturels et sociaux du développement de la psychopathologie. Divers intérêts de recherche variés liés à la compréhension de l’impact des inégalités structurelles sur la santé mentale, en accordant une attention particulière aux populations vulnérables dans leur contexte familial, social et communautaire.

The Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence (CoRE), a public agency established by the Government of Alberta empowering decision-makers with data and evidence to support people with mental illness and/or addiction in their pursuit of recovery, seeks to hire a senior scientist.

Reporting to the Director of Clinical & Research Programs, the Senior Scientist applies advanced health research training and extensive experience to lead research (including systematic reviews) investigations for, and in collaboration with, a team of research professionals including their own research ideas relevant to CoRE. Expertise is also applied to provide advice on important relevant policy and practice questions from policymakers and key stakeholders. Experience and expertise will contribute to the advancement of CoRE’s vision and mission including in development of research teams, capacities, and processes, including such areas as measurement of the performance of CoRE in achieving its mission and performance measurement of the recovery-oriented mental health and addiction service system in Alberta (the Alberta Model).

The Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence (CoRE), a public agency established by the Government of Alberta empowering decision-makers with data and evidence to support people with mental illness and/or addiction in their pursuit of recovery, seeks to hire a Scientist / Applied Researcher.

The Scientist/Applied Researcher will apply advanced health research training and experience to lead all phases of research investigations aimed at publication as well as applied health services research in response to policy questions. The role includes leadership of research project teams. The Scientist/Applied Researcher provides expert advice and recommendations to enhance research capacities and processes and informs the identification of CoRE research priorities and innovation. Professional networks are developed and sustained to enhance mental health and addiction system-level research excellence.