MNCY SCN™ Studentships offer the opportunity to carry out health services research focused on priority topics of the MNCY SCN over a four-month period. Students are supervised by the lead of a priority project, and either the Scientific Director or Assistant Scientific Director of the MNCY SCN.
Students work full-time hours over 16 weeks and if appropriate for a priority project part-time hours may also be possible. Successful applicants and the priority project they worked on are listed below.
Congratulations to the students working with the MNCY SCN for the summer of 2021. Students will work with project leads and the MNCY SCN Scientific Office to carry out health services research focused on MNCY SCN priority projects. We are delighted to have them join our team.
| Name | University | MNCY SCN Project |
|---|---|---|
| Madeson Todd | Calgary | Environmental scan of Indigenous Midwifery |
| Ayma Aqib | Calgary | Pediatric nursing orientation and apps for parents with infants in the NICU |
Congratulations to the successful applicants to the 2020 MNCY SCN Studentship Competition. Even with the challenges of COVID-19, we were thrilled to be able to run our competition and support students to carry out health services research focused on MNCY SCN priority projects. We are delighted to have them join our team.
| Name | University | MNCY SCN Project |
|---|---|---|
| Yuba Raj Paudel | Alberta | Evaluation of the hyperbilirubinemia screening, assessment and treatment clinical pathway guideline |
| Samantha Louie-Poon | Alberta | Pediatric nursing orientation |
Congratulations to the successful applicant to the 2019 MNCY SCN™ Studentship Competition. The student will work with project leads and the MNCY SCN Scientific Office to carry out health services research focused on MNCY SCN priority projects. We are delighted to have her join our team.
| Name | University | MNCY SCN Project |
|---|---|---|
| Adee Adeleye | Alberta | Evaluation of the hyperbilirubinemia screening, assessment and treatment clinical pathway guideline |
Congratulations to the successful applicants to the 2018 MNCY SCN Studentship Competition. The students will work with project leads and the MNCY SCN Scientific Office to carry out health services research focused on MNCY SCN priority projects. We are delighted to have them join our team.
| Name | University | MNCY SCN Project |
|---|---|---|
| Sumedh Bele | Calgary | Telemedicine Rounding and Consultation (TRAC) |
| Oluwakemi Amodu | Alberta | Develop, implement, and evaluate innovative approaches to support obstetrical care and access for rural, Indigenous, and/or marginalized populations. |
Congratulations to the successful applicants to the 2017 MNCY SCN Studentship Competition. The students will work with the project leads and the MNCY SCN Scientific Office to carry out health services research focused on MNCY SCN priority projects. We are delighted to have them join our team this summer.
| Name | University | MNCY SCN Project |
|---|---|---|
| Kamala Adhikari Dahal | Calgary | Develop, implement, and evaluate innovative approaches to support obstetrical care and access for rural, Indigenous and/or marginalized populations. |
| Sumedh Bele | Calgary | Enhancing Regional Inpatient Pediatric Capacity using a Telehealth Collaborative Care Model |
| Natalie Scime | Calgary | Development of an antenatal pathway |
| Rose Swansburg | Calgary | Development of an antenatal pathway |
| Mon Tun | Alberta | Development of an antenatal pathway |
