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Developing the trainees’ core competencies in areas essential

to vaccine research such as research design, ethics and

integrity, KT, and professional skills. To date, 16 trainees have completed the CIRN program and the network will build on this success to further enhance its education CURRENT POSITION Research Assistant - George & Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation Health Outcomes Scientist - GSK Canada MSc Candidate - Anthropology, Université Laval Assistant Professor - Department of Pathology, Dalhousie University; Clinical Laboratory Bioinformatician - Depar

2. efforts in the next term. Sciences at the Preventive Medicine University of Toronto
SUPERVISOR DURING CIRN PROGRAM Salah Mahmud David Fisman Eve Dubé Jason LeBlanc Julie Bettinger University of British Columbia Salah Mahmud Jason LeBlanc Gaston De Serres Salah Mahmud Natasha Crowcroft Eve Dubé David Schiefele University of British Columbia Heather MacDougall Jeff Kwong Jane Heffernan David Fisman

Trainees CIRN will continue to foster the core curriculum developed during CIRN’s first term. The curriculum aims to impart to trainees the skills essential for working in an interdisciplinary immunization research environment by: Educating them in the practice of team research and fostering 1. interdisciplinary interactions among trainees, mentors, and other CIRN team members; and INSTITUTION TRAINEE University of Manitoba Aleksandra Wierzbowski Universit