Be Curious, Be Kind, Make a Difference. Neuroscientist who has #Tourettes and #ADHD Pronouns: He/His
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Joined June 2011
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Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
While research investment is a great thing, I will never understand why we can't focus this investment on scientists that are here. I mean have you seen the resources CERCs get? But Carney says "Not enough 🇨🇦 talent" apparently.
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
Preparing to participate in peer review for a funding opportunity using the narrative-style tri-agency CV?
Read our guidelines on assessing this new CV format: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/54339.html…
ALT New narrative-style CV
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
Canada needs a Minister with Research in their title.
Sectors like aviation, automotive and natural resources are building blocks of Canada that improve economic growth.
Science is also fundamental to economic growth,building the future, and has
never been more important.
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
It was our pleasure to meet with Senator Boudreau @SenateCA to share HealthCareCAN’s priorities on the health #workforce, #research, and infrastructure to strengthen #healthcare for New Brunswickers and people across Canada.
@FrankMacMaster
You can see how working with @StanKutcher during my early years has influenced my sitting and thinking pose…
Appreciate connecting with @StanKutcher today for an important discussion on strengthening health research and addressing health workforce challenges in Canada.
@FrankMacMaster
Watch The Remarkable Life of Ibelin on Netflix. It is has more heartbreak, hope, and humanity than anything I’ve seen in a while.
Belonging matters.
The Commodore 64 that CCV ran on must have finally died…
Big news for applicants and reviewers! CIHR, @NSERC_CRSNG, and @SSHRC_CRSH will be transitioning away from the CCV to a new narrative-style CV for funding opportunities.
science.gc.ca/site/science/e…
ALT New narrative-style CV
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
Come work with our awesome team! New postdoc in Adolescent Health Promotion. Applications due by November 15, 2024: careers.ucalgary.ca/jobs/150… @hopelab_calgary @PREVNet
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
Congratulations to Brittany Barber on the recent completion of her @CIHR_IRSC Health System Impact Fellowship @IWKHealth with Drs Janet Curran, Christine Cassidy and Doug Sinclair!
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
Congratulations to @MariSomerville on the recent completion of her @CIHR_IRSC Health System Impact Fellowship @IWKHealth with Drs Janet Curran, Christine Cassidy and Doug Sinclair!
She will be a legendary mentor for students. I cannot recommend working with @YogRunWork enough!
I can now supervise students (Community Health Science, @UCalgary )! I'm looking for Masters or PhD students interested in understanding the substance use treatment system. We will work with PWLE to explain what administrative data shows is happening.
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
Background- Strategic Clinical Networks (SCNs) were introduced in AHS as method of building provinicial communities to help harmonize care throughout the province & ensuring all Albertans could have similar, excellent outcomes. 2/
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
Excellent thread from an v. good & caring doc & colleague in #AB about the recent @Alberta_UCP decision to kill the strategic clinical networks that were once the envy of other #healthcare systems and why you should care.
TLDR: it’s not good…
#ableg #abpoli
I realize this may be a career limiting 🧵, but hey, somethings are more important.
After a year of working as a Senior Med Director of a Strategic Clinical Network in AHS, I need tell you why shutting them down is a big problem. 1/
edmonton.ctvnews.ca/drowning…
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
This is a long thread but please read it.
By an expert in the field. Here is a short introduction to it.
Strategic Clinical Networks(SCN's) were the jewels in the AHS crown. They were one of the things that made AHS best in the world in the area we were. /1
I realize this may be a career limiting 🧵, but hey, somethings are more important.
After a year of working as a Senior Med Director of a Strategic Clinical Network in AHS, I need tell you why shutting them down is a big problem. 1/
edmonton.ctvnews.ca/drowning…
I cannot say enough wonderful things about @YogaRunWork. Great thinker, mentor, and person. This is a fantastic opportunity!
I have joined the University of Calgary (Department of Psychiatry) as an Assistant Professor. I am recruiting a part-time research coordinator to work on a variety of substance use projects. I'm great to work with! Please share/apply!
internal.careers.ucalgary.ca…
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
📣now out- a new podcast with @hbwardMD @roscoebradyjr on their new paper on 🔗 in connectivity and cognition in early psychosis and at clinical high risk. Have a 🎧 👇 biologicalpsychiatryjournal.…
Frank P. MacMaster, PhD retweeted
@UHN is looking for a visionary leader to serve as Executive Chair, Research Ethics Board (REB). As the Executive Chair, you will ensure that ethical research practices pave the way for the next generation of medical breakthroughs.
➡️ linkedin.com/jobs/view/39715…
#JobOpportunity
I’m like Where’s Waldo in there…
Last week we held our 16th annual Summer Institute, this time in beautiful Halifax, NS @DalhousieU. We had 3 great days of networking & learning about #KnowledgeTranslation. Huge thanks to our sponsors, @IWKHealth, @DalNursing & @OSSUtweets!
Stay tuned for details about 2025!
