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Investigating the role of sleep disorders in the onset, outcome prediction, and quality of life among patients with head and neck cancer

Opportunity Details
Position type: Patient Partner

Number of positions available: 5

Organization: University of Saskatchewan

Role overview: Collaborate on research project including conducting research, analysis and knowledge translation

Knowledge, experience, skills required: Someone who has experience with head and neck cancer, as a patient/survivor, caregiver, or family member.

Time commitment: 9 hours per month, starts immediately.

Location: Saskatoon (WebEx)

What you can expect from staff: We will provide background information on our project to bring the Patient Partner up to speed, ask for input and work together to complete this project. There will be an opportunity to present in conferences and workshops for patient partners.

Supports available to participate: Honoraria and Expense Reimbursement

Submission of interest deadline: Ongoing, ASAP

Contact information

Contact name: Razi Mahmood

Email address: razi.mahmood@usask.ca

Phone number: 514-746-5783

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