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- WINNIPEG, MB, March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Public Health Agency of Canada and the University of Manitoba are collaborating in the recruitment of a scientific leader in infectious disease laboratory science to lead Canada s National Microbiology Laboratory (NML). This individual will hold a faculty position in the Department of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease at the University of Manitoba and will be assigned full-time to the position of Vice-President of the National Microbiology Laboratory, reporting to the President of the Public Health Agency of Canada.
A renewable Interchange Canada agreement will be put in place to effect this arrangement, following the appointment of the successful candidate by the University.
/PRNewswire/ - The Public Health Agency of Canada and the University of Manitoba are collaborating in the recruitment of a scientific leader in infectious.
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National Microbiology Lab rediscovers teamwork in pandemic
The teamwork required during the pandemic may have been what the National Microbiology Lab needed to start healing rifts between staff and management and improve what has been described as a toxic workplace, the Winnipeg lab s acting scientific director general says.
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The National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg is the only Level 4 lab in Canada, capable of dealing with the world s deadliest pathogens. Past reports have pointed to a toxic workplace, but things are now improving, says the lab s acting scientific director general.(Trevor Lyons/CBC)