Research
Welcome to Research at Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick
Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick (DMNB) is home to medical and healthcare-related research for Dalhousie University Faculty of Medicine members in New Brunswick, founded on laboratory-based research teams, health services researchers, clinical research teams, and medical education research in collaboration with the Research in Medicine (RIM) program. The health research teams are currently under the direction of Dr. Paul Atkinson, Assistant Dean of Research at DMNB.
Our state-of-the-art biomedical research facility opened in 2013 to support research undertaken by clinical faculty members and educators in New Brunswick. Much of our success has been made possible thanks to the strong partnerships between our Research Council, the University of New Brunswick, and Horizon Health Network.
Our Research Council
Chaired by Dr. Paul Atkinson, Assistant Dean Research, DMNB, our Research Council supports medical research and education across New Brunswick. The Council is structured to ensure representation from the chairs, key research teams, external partners, and members of affiliate research groups. Contact information for the chair of each group is below. A more in-depth look at the area of interest for each group can be found here.
| Group | Chair | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery Science Research Group | Dr. Thomas Pulinikunnil | tpulinil@dal.ca |
| Health Services Research and Population Health Group | Dr. Daniel Dutton | daniel.dutton@dal.ca |
| Clinical Research Group | Dr. Pam Jarrett | pgjarret@dal.ca |
| Educational Research Group | Dr. Julie Easley | julie.easley@horizonnb.ca |
| Digital Network Solutions Group | Dale Vandenborre | Dale.Vandenborre@HorizonNB.ca |
| Quality Improvement (QI) Scholarship Group | Dr. Abhishek Shrestha | abhishek.shrestha@horizonnb.ca |
Applications for student, post-doctoral, and staff positions are welcome and considered on an ongoing basis. Please email our Operations Manager – Research Unit, Kim Wilms, at dmnb.research@dal.ca.”