Guillaume Fontaine

Postdoctoral Fellow in Implementation Science and HIV Prevention at McGill University . The McGill RISE³ Implementation Science Lab, led by Guillaume Fontaine , is recruiting a postdoctoral fellow to join the PrEP Implementation Platform Canada . This is a pan-Canadian implementation research opportunity focused on the equitable implementation of novel long-acting PrEP modalities, including cabotegravir and lenacapavir , among populations underserved by current HIV prevention models. The role is linked to the CIHR Pan-Canadian Network for HIV and STBBI Clinical Trials Research and involves collaboration with investigators including Dr. Marina B. Klein , as well as clinical, public health, community, and policy partners across Canada. The work spans Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, British Columbia, and other participating provinces. Research activities include process mapping, mixed-methods formative research, stakeholder and community engagement, implementation strategy development, and evaluation of complex HIV/STBBI interventions. The position is well suited to candidates with backgrounds in health services research, public health, epidemiology, nursing, medicine, psychology, social and behavioural sciences, or related fields. Eligibility highlights: completed or near-completed PhD; strong interest or experience in implementation science, HIV/STBBI research, or community-engaged research; qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods training; strong communication, organization, and project coordination skills; ability to work independently and collaboratively in an interdisciplinary environment. Funding: full-time postdoc, 1-year term renewable, starting July 2026, with a salary of approximately $70,000 CAD annually plus benefits . The posting also mentions professional development funds, authorship/mentorship, and exposure to a national multi-site network. How to apply: submit a CV, cover letter, and three references through the McGill Workday portal. Review begins in early May and continues until the position is filled.

McGill University’s Ingram School of Nursing is recruiting a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Health Systems Change and Big Data/AI . This is a faculty appointment in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, with a research focus on nurse-led health systems change, advanced practice nursing, access to care, and measurable improvements in patient and system-level outcomes. The post is aimed at scholars who can build an independent research program and contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching, service, and the broader academic mission of the School. The successful candidate will join a period of growth that includes curricular renewal, new research energy, and a new physical space for teaching, simulation, and research. Research areas and keywords: nursing, health systems transformation, health services research, big data, artificial intelligence, advanced practice, healthcare administration, access to care, patient outcomes, equity, diversity, and inclusion. Eligibility highlights: applicants should be nurses or have a research focus relevant to nursing, hold a doctorate in a health-related discipline, and have a strong publication record. Competitive external research funding experience is an asset. The School also prefers candidates with demonstrated commitment to EDI and with fluency in English; working knowledge of French, or willingness to acquire it within a few years, is preferred. Funding/employment: this is a full-time tenure-track academic job, not a scholarship. Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. How to apply: submit a cover letter, CV, statement of research, and the names/contact information of three referees through the McGill Workday application portal. The post links directly to the job page for full details.