Emerging Leaders Webinar and Workshop Series from the CIHR-Institute of Musculoskeletal Health and Arthritis

The Emerging Leaders Series at CIHR-IMHA is designed to support learning and career development for a new generation of equitable and inclusive leaders in health research.

Participants will engage in a series of six educational panel sessions, webinars, and workshops, tailored to promote best practice and increase capacity in Indigenous Health Research, Open Science, Research Impact, Team Science, Patient Engagement, and Implementation Science methodologies across the CIHR-IMHA research communities.

The series is particularly geared towards trainees, early-career researchers and patient partners, however, anyone involved in health research in Canada is welcome to attend. Find out more about the series here!

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