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We are seeking to hire a research assistant who would be excited to work on a CIHR-funded, national, dynamic and community-engaged project. project title Brain Injury Pandemic Preparedness: Optimizing Community Strategies. Position details Up to 2-years part-time employment. Variable hours…
Read more about CALL FOR APPLICATIONS – CRIR–IURDPM | Research Assistant

Welcome to Vincent Létourneau-Desjardins who has recently been appointed as a research officer to support researchers in the realization of projects in the areas of social participation and the development of rehabilitation services. To reach him: vincent.letourneau-desjardins.ccsmtl@ssss.gouv.qc.ca

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal (CRIR) is happy to present this free public lecture as part of the CRIR Scientific Congress “Catalyst of Innovation in Rehabilitation of Tomorrow’s”, which will bring together the scientific and clinical world in rehabilitation from June 7…
Read more about Free public lecture: Life after a SCI… Fulfilling or Boring? | June 7, 2021 – 7 to 8 pm 

Under the authority of the Head of Research Administration and Scientific Affairs, the selected candidate will ensure the efficient and safe coordination (access, layout, maintenance and use) of laboratory spaces and research equipment and will act as a resource person…
Read more about Job offer: Laboratory Coordinator | Cirris

Welcome to Adib Boudaouara, who has recently been appointed as the Administrative Coordinator of the SEC, replacing Benoit Hogedez. To join him adib.boudaouara@umontreal.ca Find out more about SEC 

EXTENSION – Until May 28 Getting involved in the student committee is an experience that is both intellectually and professionally gratifying. It is an enriching way to participate more actively in the life of your research centre. CRIR is very…
Read more about EXTENSION – Until May 28 : Call for nominations | CRIR student committee 2021-2022

To CRIR Members  The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal (CRIR) is pleased to announce the creation of two awards of recognition offered to a young researcher and clinician, in honour of Eva Kehayia, Co-Scientific Director of the…
Read more about EXTENSION until May 14 – CALL FOR NOMINATIONS | Eva Kehayia 2021 Recognition Awards

The CRIR researcher Annie Rochette published the book « La phénoménologie de l’AVC  » in 2017. Still relevant, this book is now available in English : “Stroke phenomenology”.   The moment when a stroke occurs is not a trivial one. The testimonies…
Read more about New! “Stroke phenomenology” book now available | Annie Rochette

Radio-Canada, Les années lumière* Reporter Gino Harel is presenting a series of 5 radio interviews on rehabilitation research at CRIR; the third of which presents voice training workshops for people with Parkinson’s disease with Ingrid Verduyckt. Sunday, April 25 : French report:…
Read more about Radio interviews #3 on rehabilitation research at CRIR – April 25, 2021 | Ingrid Verduyckt

The Knowledge Exchange and Education in the health Professions (K.E.E.P) Lab at McGill university is seeking applications from candidates interested in pursuing a one-year postdoctoral fellowship starting July 1,2021, under the supervision of Dr. Aliki Thomas and Dr Annie Rochette…
Read more about CALL FOR APPLICATIONS – Postdoctoral Training