Research and scholarly activity are important components of pediatric residency training at Memorial University. Throughout their residency, our residents have opportunities to explore areas of interest, develop research skills, and contribute to projects that advance our understanding of child and youth health and improve patient care.

We recognize that undertaking a research project can be both exciting and challenging, particularly for residents who are new to the research process. Our program provides structured learning opportunities, dedicated mentorship, and access to resources to support residents at every stage, from developing a research question and identifying a supervisor to completing a project and sharing their findings.

The resources in this section are designed to help residents understand the research expectations of the program and navigate the practical steps involved in completing their scholarly work.