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Jillian Miller, PhD
PhD in Neuroscience, University of British Columbia, CanadaBA in Specialized Honours Psychology, York University, Canada
Areas of Research
Pediatric Pain and Anesthesia
The Pediatric Anesthesia, Imaging & Neurodevelopmental Science (PAINS) lab located at the Alberta Children’s Hospital is committed to exploring the impact of pain and anesthesia on the developing brain, and the mechanisms underlying the development and maintenance of chronic pain in youth. We use a variety of biobehavioral methods to explore these research questions, including state-of-the-art neuroimaging techniques. The goal of this research is to develop effective, evidence-based, targeted interventions to improve the long-term outcomes of vulnerable populations of youth and their families. Check out the PAINS lab website to learn more about our team and research: https://painslab.ca
The Pediatric Anesthesia, Imaging & Neurodevelopmental Science (PAINS) lab located at the Alberta Children’s Hospital is committed to exploring the impact of pain and anesthesia on the developing brain, and the mechanisms underlying the development and maintenance of chronic pain in youth. We use a variety of biobehavioral methods to explore these research questions, including state-of-the-art neuroimaging techniques. The goal of this research is to develop effective, evidence-based, targeted interventions to improve the long-term outcomes of vulnerable populations of youth and their families. Check out the PAINS lab website to learn more about our team and research: https://painslab.ca
Supervising degrees
Medical Science - Masters: Unavailable
Medical Science - Doctoral: Unavailable
Neuroscience - Masters: Unavailable
Neuroscience - Doctoral: Unavailable
Working with this supervisor
Looking for trainees with a passion for research, and strong interpersonal skills. They must be comfortable interacting with infants, children, adolescents and their families, and comfortable in a hospital setting. Preference will be given to individuals with a background or interest in pediatric pain and/or developmental neuroimaging.
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