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Kiffer Card
Kiffer G. Card is an Assistant Professor with the Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University. He received his training as a behavioural epidemiologist, social ecologist, and health services researcher from Brigham Young University (B.Sc.), Simon Fraser University (Ph.D.), and the University of Victoria (postdoctoral training).
Kiffer is the recipient of multiple highly competitive awards, including the 2021 MSFHR Scholar Award, the 2020 CIHR-IHSPR Rising Star Award, the 2018 CTN Postdoctoral Award, the 2018 MSFHR Award, and the 2018 CIHR Health Systems Impact Fellowship.
Over the past six years, Kiffer’s work has been featured in nearly 100 publications and over 90 academic conference presentations. As a rising star in public health epidemiology and health services research, Dr. Card’s research program provides training to future scholars and raises awareness of key social reforms and policies that aim to help Canadian leaders build happier and healthier communities.