Future Trainees
ACHRI is home to four national training programs:
- Empowering Next-generation Researchers in perinatal and Child Health (ENRICH), led by Dr. Susan Samuel
- GROWW (Guiding interdisciplinary Research On cis- and trans-gendered Women’s and girls health and Wellbeing), led by Dr. Amy Metcalfe
- Alliance against Violence and Adversity (AVA): Health and Social Services Research Training Platform for System and Population Transformations in Girls’ and Women’s Health, led by Dr. Nicole Letourneau
- Health System Impact Fellowship (HSIF) National Cohort Training Program (NCTP), led by Dr. Deborah Marshall
ACHRI also supports this provincial program:
Become a Trainee
Through undergraduate student research experience or summer studentships, ACHRI’s undergraduate students are provided with a unique opportunity to work alongside leading university researchers and experience the life of a researcher first-hand.
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Get started: Secure Undergrad Research Experience
Research at ACHRI is organized within Child Health and Wellness Programs
Those interested in the undergraduate research experience in ACHRI should contact a potential supervisor directly and inquire about undergraduate studentship or summer studentship openings within the lab. Contact an ACHRI supervisor by visiting our Child Health and Wellness program directories:
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Apply for Funding
Once a student secures a undergraduate studentship or summer studentship with an ACHRI member, they can apply for funding support from their supervisors, or from various programs on campus, including ACHRI Summer Studentship Awards. Undergraduate ACHRI trainees will also have access to the summer student research program.
Students are accepted into a UCalgary graduate program based on their academic record, letters of recommendation and the agreement of a specific faculty member to supervise the student's training. While ACHRI does not offer a specific graduate program, we support graduate students that are involved in child health and wellness through a variety of competitive funding, educational and professional opportunities.
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Get started
Research at ACHRI is organized within Child Health and Wellness Programs
Those interested in the graduate research training in ACHRI should contact potential supervisors directly and inquire about graduate studentship openings within the lab. Contact an ACHRI supervisor by visiting our Child Health and Wellness program directories:
- Care Transformation for Children
- Child Brain & Mental Health
- Child Health Data Science
- Childhood Cancer & Blood Disorders
- Healthy Children, Families & Communities
- Maternal & Child Health
- Precision Medicine & Disease Mechanisms
Information for international students can be found here.
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Application process
Having identified a supervisor, future graduate students can apply through the Faculty of Graduate Studies. Please note that admission and application requirements may vary depending on the faculty.
ACHRI supports postdoctoral scholars that are involved in child health and wellness through a variety of competitive funding, educational and professional opportunities.
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Get started
Research at ACHRI is organized within Child Health and Wellness Programs
Those interested in postdoctoral training in ACHRI should contact potential supervisors directly and inquire about postdoctoral fellowship openings within the lab. Contact an ACHRI supervisor by visiting our Child Health and Wellness program directories:
- Care Transformation for Children
- Child Brain & Mental Health
- Child Health Data Science
- Childhood Cancer & Blood Disorders
- Healthy Children, Families & Communities
- Maternal & Child Health
- Precision Medicine & Disease Mechanisms
For funding opportunities for postdoctoral scholars, please visit UCalgary Postdoc Funding page and the ACHRI Funding Page.
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Application
For information on postdoctoral training at UCalgary, please visit the Postdoc Office website.
ACHRI supports postgraduate clinical research fellows involved in child health and wellness research through competitive funding, educational and professional opportunities.
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Get started
Research at ACHRI is organized within Child Health and Wellness Programs
Those interested in postgraduate medical research in ACHRI should contact potential supervisors directly. Contact an ACHRI supervisor by visiting our Child Health and Wellness program directories:
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Application
Information on postgraduate medical research of interest to:
- residents can visit the Clinician Investigator Program (CIP)
- fellows and international medical trainees can visit Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME)