Call for Applications: Join the NMD4C Basic Science Trainee Committee (BSTC)
We are thrilled to announce that the applications are now open to join our Basic Science Trainee Committee (BSTC)
The Neuromuscular Disease Network for Canada (NMD4C) is inviting applications for our Basic Science Trainee Committee (BSTC) from trainees who are interested in contributing to national initiatives that support the neuromuscular research, clinical, and trainee communities.
We are currently seeking individuals who would like to be involved in one or more of the following areas:
- Podcast development and planning
- Social media and communications
- Developing a national database of standard operating procedures
- Website content creation and updates
- Workshop and training coordination
- Mentorship program development
Participation in the BSTC provides an opportunity to engage in national-level academic service, collaborate with colleagues across Canada, and gain experience in leadership, communication, and program development. Trainee members play a key role in shaping initiatives that directly support and enhance the neuromuscular research and training environment. We welcome applications from graduate students, research trainees, and postdoctoral fellows working in neuromuscular labs in Canada.
Interested trainees are invited to review the terms of reference and complete the application form below:
Extended Deadline: 23rd January, 2026
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