Now recruiting PhD students for Fall 2027 – funding available!
The following faculty and their research areas are accepting new doctoral students in Fall 2027. All accepted students will receive minimum 3-year funding to cover tuition and living expenses.
- Dr. Franco Carnevale – Childhood ethics, qualitative research
- Dr. Celine Gelinas – Pain/symptom management, critical care, quantitative and mixed methods research
- Dr. Christine Maheu – Psychosocial oncology, cancer survivorship
- Dr. Argerie Tsimicalis – Pediatric oncology, pediatric bone or oral health
- Dr. Andraea van Hulst – Early child health and development, quantitative research methods
- For more information about our faculty researchers, please visit their profiles on our Research page.
The Ingram School of Nursing espouses Strengths-Based Nursing and Healthcare, a value-driven approach to transform the healthcare system by humanizing care.
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Our Strategic Priorities
- People-Centered: Promoting wellness in a learning and working environment based on respect and free from all forms of discrimination, with an ongoing commitment and actions towards anti-oppression, anti-racism, and decolonization.
- Education: Continuously evaluating our educational programs to ensure responsiveness to societal needs and integration of new technologies and pedagogical approaches
- Relationships: Maintaining and creating engaged partnerships with communities and healthcare organizations
- Impactful research: Enhancing our research capacity to continue producing knowledge that benefits nursing practice, education, and the health of our communities.
- Strengths-Based Nursing and Healthcare (SBNH): Advancing the promotion, integration, and implementation of the SBNH approach to care.
Our 2022-2027 Strategic Plan
Highlights from McGill Nursing e-News
Margaret Purden honoured with Ethel Johns Award
Presentations and conversations were a powerful reminder that nurses belong at the table where decisions about our healthcare system are made.
Inaugural Laurie Gottlieb Nursing Exploration Conference
Presentations and conversations were a powerful reminder that nurses belong at the table where decisions about our healthcare system are made.
