Georgia Murray brings comprehensive training in both quantitative and qualitative research methods, including interviews, focus groups, and observational techniques developed through her Health Promotion graduate training at Dalhousie University. Her experience spans field-based observation, community needs assessment, and monitoring and evaluation of health initiatives. She is comfortable working in diverse clinical and community settings, bridging research and practice while maintaining attention to health equity and quality of care considerations.

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Select Published Work 

• Investigating Inpatient Food Consumption and Production Related Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Nova Scotia's Central Zone Hospitals (Thesis - Manuscript Under Review)

• Scoping Review Protocol: Investigating Implementation strategies for reducing carbon emissions in acute care settings

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Education 

• Dalhousie University
  MA Health Promotion

• Carleton University
  BHSc Honours, Global Health 

• University of Manchester
  Certificate of Global Health and Humanitarianism

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Certficates

• CASCADES Summer Institute on Sustainable Health Systems

• TCPS2: CORE Ethics in Research Certification, Government of Canada

• Suicide Prevention Training – Living Works

• Peer Mentorship Training – Carleton University