FAQ

Where can I get a research mentor?
Mentorship for research is available and can be accessed through your department head or research facilitator.

I need specific help?
Contact the Research Facilitator for your department.

Name	Unit
Darren Nickel , PhD	Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Ozlem Sari, PhD	Department of Medicine
Tova Dybvig, MSc	Department of Pediatrics
Lori Ebbesen, EdD	School of Rehabilitation Science
Tom Graham, PhD	Department of Emergency Medicine
Alaverdashvili Mariam, PhD	Department of Psychiatry
Jennifer O’Brien, PhD	Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative Medicine and Pain Management
Karen Mosier, MSc	Department of Surgery
Bruna Bonavia-Fisher, PhD	College of Medicine (2 Biomedical Departments, CHE, Division of Oncology, and 6 clinical departments non covered by embedded RFs-above )

How do I create a SoTL?

Go to https://teaching.usask.ca/teaching-support/sotl.php#StartaSoTLCluster

Where to learn more?

Go the Gwnna Moss site for courses and resources

https://teaching.usask.ca/teaching-support/sotl.php#UpcomingSoTLEvents

Consider a Masters program or course. Check out the following The Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education Research: https://www.faimer.org/resources/mastersmeded.html

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