Bruyère is recruiting for a large number of permanent full-time and part-time positions in a number of different departments and programs. Temporary full-time and part-time positions may also be available.
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How does a pandemic affect the physical and psychological health of adults as they age?
This work will help identify and scale-up interventions that can mitigate the unintended harms to marginalized populations.
16 years of demographic data reveals increasing complexity of residents in long-term care across Ontario.
Bruyère among top 100 innovation stories profiled in new publication Innovate Ottawa.
We are pleased to share today that Bruyère has made the list of Canada’s Top 40 Research Hospitals, released by RE$EARCH Infosource Inc!
More Ontarians are ending up in emergency departments (ED) due to alcohol use, with the largest increases happening in women, and young adults between the ages of 25 and 29, according to a new study.
We were pleased to participate in a campaign, alongside our partners like AGE-WELL, on empowering aging Canadians.
Article: Developing and testing technology to support dignity, independence, and the greatest quality of life for aging Canadians.
Dr. Knoefel talks about The Bruyère Memory Program and the potential of “smart” sensors to identify changes in how people move and think as they get older, to learn patterns and intervene, if needed.