Child Health Intervention & Longitudinal Development
Dr. Letourneau is continually seeking outstanding graduate students from nursing, pediatrics, psychiatry, psychology, education, interdisciplinary or other studies to work on projects in the program for their theses. Currently planned studies awaiting a graduate include, but are not limited to the examination of:
- Attachment and mother-infant relationships.
- Data from the Alberta Pregnancy Outcomes and Nutrition (APrON) study, Fetal Programming sub-study cohort, on mental health, parenting, and child development
- Intervention research to complete systematic reviews.
- Maternal distress, neuroendocrinology and infant development.
Do not hesitate to arrange an appointment with Dr. Letourneau or one of the program staff to discuss opportunities and the research environment.
Current Graduate Students
- Kiran Manhas
- Martha Hart
- Lubna Anis
- Katherine Bright
- Ketan Tailor
- Elena Ali
- Bikramjit Sekhon
Completed Graduate Students
- Sarah Stephens
- Hongwei Gui
- Ketan Tailor
- Shelley Doucet
- Leah Levac
- Joni Leger
- Anik Dube
- Penny Tryphonopoulos
- Cathy Pritchard
- Nela Cosic
Position Postings
Employment opportunities for research assistants are continually becoming available. Feel free to send your complete resumé, writing sample, and references to Program Assistant Tracey Reynaud at:
Owerko Centre, Child Development Centre (CDC)
Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute
3820 - 24 Avenue NW
Calgary, AB
Canada T3B 2X9
(403) 441-4551