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CRIR’s Scientific Direction and its partners are pleased to announce the appointment of Patrick Hébert as Project Manager – Programming and Student Support of the Knowledge Hub*.   Patrick’s mandate will be to develop and implement activities and services related to the…
Read more about Appointment by CRIR and its partners: Patrick Hébert, Project Manager – Programming and Student Support at the Knowledge translation hub for the next generation of health and social services research

Congratulations to researcher Mindy Levin, Ph.D. (CRIR-Hôpital juif de réadaptation (HJR)) on receiving the Distinguished Service Award 2023 from the International Society for Virtual Rehabilitation (ISVR). The award recognizes “outstanding leadership, dedication and service”. Congratulations Mindy!   Read about her…
Read more about Mindy Levin – Award winner of Distinguished Service Award 2023 of the International Society for Virtual Rehabilitation (ISVR)

Dear students, dear members of CRIR, CRIR is very pleased to support the next generation of researchers through its student committee. The latter is represented by one student representative of Axis I and Axis 2, as well as one student…
Read more about Appointment: Presentation of the CRIR student committee 2023-2024

The CRIR scientific direction congratulates Daniel Bourbonnais, CRIR-IURDPM associate researcher, for this award of excellence received for his exceptional career in rehabilitation.   With this award, REPAR recognizes the excellence and commitment to the development and influence of rehabilitation research carried…
Read more about Daniel Bourbonnais — Winner of the REPAR 2023 Excellence Award

Émission “Ça me regarde” AMI-télé the only French-language service magazine on disability hosted weekly by Kéven Breton.     Researcher Félix Chénier (CRIR-IURDPM) talks among other things about the wheelchair propulsion simulator project he is working on in his CRIR laboratory: Mobility…
Read more about AMI télé : Douleurs aux épaules lorsqu’on se propulse en fauteuil roulant | Félix Chénier, CRIR-IURDPM Researcher

Research Assistant Job Description The Sensorimotor Control and Rehabilitation Laboratory at the Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital, headed by CRIR researcher Mindy Levin (McGill), seeks a part-time research assistant. Research studies at the lab address the control of upper limb and trunk…
Read more about Job offer: Research Officer | CRIR-JRH

CRIR at the Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital (JRH) welcomes a new PPRO – Research Center Coordinator.   The Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital (JRH), a research site of the CRIR, is pleased to announce the appointment of Nancy Azevedo as Planning, Programming and…
Read more about Appointment at the Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital (JRH): Nancy Azevedo, PPRO – CRIR-HJR Coordinator

The Direction of academic affairs and research ethics (DAARE) of the CIUSSS West-Central Montreal is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members to the clinical research coordination team in rehabilitation:   Lucas Gomes Souza Main mandates: Clinical research…
Read more about Appointments at CRLLM: Lucas Gomes Souza, Clinical research coordinator and Naima Abbadi, Planning, programming and research officer – Support to CRIR researchers

IURDPM direction pleased to announce the appointment of two new clinical research coordinators.   Camille Eric Kouam MAIN MANDATES: Clinical research coordinator, one-year surplus. Support for research coordination, support for the ministerial mandate on caregivers for people living with ID-TSA-DP…
Read more about Appointments to IURDPM: Camille Eric Kouam and Patricia Jelenic | Clinical research coordinator position

Québec Science, Le Magazine : Alexis Nihon : un centre commercial aménagé par la clientèle handicapée et des scientifiques. En partenariat avec le Fonds de recherche du Québec – Santé, le magazine Québec Science présente le chantier qui fut créé à la fine pointe…
Read more about Québec Science, Le Magazine : Alexis Nihon : un centre commercial inclusif et accessible | Chercheures : Eva Kehayia (CRIR-HJR) et Bonnie Swaine (CRIR-IURDPM)