Sarah MacEachern, MD PhD FRCPC

FRCPC, Pediatrics and Developmental Pediatrics
MD/PhD Neuroscience, University of Calgary
BScH Biology Acadia University
Headshot of Dr. MacEachern, who has pale skin, blonde hair, and is wearing glasses and a black suit jacket

Areas of Research

Pediatrics, Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Precision Medicine
The Precision Neurodevelopment lab is lead by Principal Investigator Dr. Sarah MacEachern. The lab focuses on precision medicine approaches to help children and youth with neurodevelopmental disorders with the goal of improving diagnostics, care, and treatment of this unique population.

Supervising degrees

Medical Science - Masters: Accepting Inquiries
Medical Science - Doctoral: Accepting Inquiries
Neuroscience - Masters: Accepting Inquiries

Working with this supervisor

Graduate students working with this supervisor should have a strong academic background, enthusiasm for learning and research, and an interest in children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities. A background in working with children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities or expertise in Precision Medicine, including machine learning skills, is an asset. The Precision Neurodevelopment lab values equity, diversity, and inclusion, and welcomes applicants and members from diverse backgrounds. 

To submit an application, please either complete the form below or email me directly with a copy of your resume/ Curriculum Vitae at sarah.maceachern@ucalgary.ca. Postdoctoral applications are also welcome. I look forward to hearing from you!

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