Want to know/learn more about the trainees & staff behind the #EPCHL (ottawaheart.ca/research-team/…) @HeartInstitute? #ProudPI Stay tuned for Q & A with each team member over the next few weeks (hopefully they will indulge in answering my Qs😬... & yours as well!). 1st up ➡️@DrKimWay
Q2 @DrKimWay What's the focus of your research program (Twitter pitch 🙌)?
Q3 @DrKimWay What's your most and least favourite part of the manuscript process?
Q4 @DrKimWay What skills do you believe are most important for being a successful #Postdoc? Any new skills you would like to master (which ones)?
Q5 @DrKimWay Which of your publications to date are you most proud of (hit us with the link!), and what was your favourite paper to read in 2019 (& why)?
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We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment which we strongly believe strengthens the science we conduct.
We encourage qualified applicants of all race/ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability and age to apply.
Eligibility 1: Enrolled in or completed an undergraduate degree in exercise science, exercise physiology, human kinetics, kinesiology, physical and health education, or related (exercise/physical activity focused).
This week I worked alongside some of my #EPCHL team members (#postdocs, #PhD students) and colleagues to submit 2 applications (was involved in a 3rd). Same competition, same deadline.
Other #EPCHL staff continued to keep our 7+ other clinical trials running smoothly; they have this, they have superpowers that we don’t praise enough.
This brought up memories of a grant submission during graduate school where the PIs and PhD students.
I've re-pasted my prior comments here in one thread as it's hard to find amidst all the comments (see below)
These are key issues and happy to see such great discussions. From personal experience working w/ athletic to now #cardiacrehabilitation (~80% male attendance) populations, recruiting females is challenging. Just b/c it is tough, does not mean we should not strive for balance.
We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment, which we strongly believe strengthens the science we conduct. We encourage all qualified women of all race/ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability and age to apply.
Eligibility 1: Enrolled in or completed an undergraduate degree in exercise science/physiology, human kinetics, kinesiology, physical and health education, or related (exercise focused!).
Interesting to see new @CIHI_ICIS data for #nurses in 🇨🇦. If interested in reading some of the work that has stemmed from our Champlain Nurses' Study @CNursesStudy and WALK Study see summary and links below: #womens ♥️ health
(1/6) I'm so honoured and excited to share that I've been awarded research funds from @HeartandStroke to support a randomized trial examining exercise training strategies (e.g. HIIT) in women with #heartdisease ♥️ @UOHIResearch@HeartInstitute
(2/6) Heart disease is the number one killer of women over 35 years.
Women are Understudied, Underdiagnosed, and Undertreated.
(3/6) My colleagues @thaiscoutinhoCV@DrAndrewPipe@Breid57Reid@Brunet_Jen Dr. Heather Tulloch. Dr. George Wells and Marja-Leena Keast (all Twitterless 😅)
and I are so grateful to continue our work in this important area.