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Say NO to the Second Post Doc!
After an undergraduate and doctorate, medical science trainees need to undertake post doctoral training before being granted a faculty position. After this round of training, however, many are going on to a second and even a third round of “post-doc’ing” … this blog entry asks why we do this and encourages science trainees to stop after the first PDF and do a major evaluation… Continue reading
Posted in Education and Training, Financial, General, Jobs, Policy
Tagged Canada, CAPS, fellowship, funding, Government, Graduate Student, Journals, non-academic jobs, PDF, Peer Review, Policy, Post Doc, Science, Training, University
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