Edward Harvey
Professor of Surgery, Inaugural Michal and Renata Hornstein Chair in Surgical Excellence, Director, Surgical and Interventional Research Program, RI - MUHC · Additional Faculties & Departments · McGill University
Quick answer: Edward Harvey is Professor of Surgery, Inaugural Michal and Renata Hornstein Chair in Surgical Excellence, Director, Surgical and Interventional Research Program, RI - MUHC at McGill University. Edward Harvey shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-10-19.
⭐ Currently Recruiting, Ph.D. Students
Research interests
Surgical Outcomes and Quality; Regenerative Medicine; Translation and Innovation; Medical Technology; My research focuses on the repair and recovery of the trauma patient. This encompasses fundamental and clinical aspects of healing, including implant and fracture optimization, biosensors, evaluation of novel hardware and surgical approaches to expedite fracture repair, and innovation and business models in surgical discovery. I actively collaborate with basic scientists, clinicians and others to drive mutual research goals.; Fundamental and Clinical Aspects of Healing that include Implant and Fracture Optimization, Stem Cells and Neo-Vascularization, Biosensors and Evaluation of Novel Hardware and Surgical Approaches to Expedite Fracture Repair, Innovation and Business Models in Surgical Discovery
Frequently asked questions
Is Edward Harvey hiring PhD students at McGill University?
Yes. As of 2026-10-19, Edward Harvey's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Currently Recruiting, Ph.D. Students.
What does Edward Harvey research?
Surgical Outcomes and Quality; Regenerative Medicine; Translation and Innovation; Medical Technology; My research focuses on the repair and recovery of the trauma patient. This encompasses fundamental and clinical aspects of healing, including implant and fracture optimization, biosensors, evaluatio
Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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