We extend a warm invitation to dedicated individuals, both domestic and international, who possess a sincere interest in health research. Our Faculty is currently offering a range of esteemed opportunities for participation in pivotal research studies aimed at advancing the landscape of Canadian healthcare. Each opportunity is outlined in detail within the provided postings, including specific criteria and application guidelines. For inquiries or to express interest, please contact us at hlthrsch@yorku.ca.
Research Jobs
The job openings listed below are research-related contract positions attached to major research projects within Faculty of Health.
Position description contains specific criteria and deadlines. To apply, refer to link below and follow the instructions. Only resumes solicited in response to a specific job posting will be considered.
Study Participation
The Faculty of Health contains many researchers with various research interests. If you are interested in any study participation opportunities, contact us at hlthrsch@yorku.ca
Ethics Information For Study Participants
York University is committed to the highest standards of integrity in research.
York University has policies for the conduct of research and all projects involving the use of human subjects, animals or biohazardous materials are subject to review by the appropriate University committee. Researchers must respect the safety, welfare, and dignity of human participants in their research and treat them equally and fairly.
The responsibility for research ethics at York resides in the Office of Research Ethics. For additional information regarding research ethics and policies at York, please contact the Office of Research Ethics.
You can help advance Canadian health research by being a participant in one of the many important research studies happening in our Faculty. The studies listed below are currently recruiting participants.
Research Study Recruitment
Neuromechanics Research Study
We are recruiting individuals yo investigate neuromechanical mechanisms and visual contributions underlying balance control in healthy individuals.
Location: Sherman Health Sciences Research Centre, Keele Campus
Time commitment: In-Person 1-2 hours
International Visiting Research Trainee (IVRT)
If you are a full-time student outside of Canada, visiting for one to twelve months to conduct research under the supervision of a York University faculty member, you are eligible to become an International Visiting Research Trainee. Please note that participants cannot be enrolled in York University courses or pursuing joint degrees involving York University. To learn more, visit the IVRT website.
Visiting Scholars
Visiting faculty, researchers, or students at York University for up to two academic years while maintaining their positions abroad. To learn more, visit our website.