Teaching Assistant- Winter 2027- Occupational Solutions 1, OCC1 547

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Hiring Unit

School of Physical and Occupational Therapy

Course Title

Occupational Solutions 1

Course Code

OCC1 547

Estimated Number of Positions

Total Hours of Work per Term

Job Description: Under the supervision and in collaboration with the course coordinators, the TA will help set up all in-person Hands on Workshops and Professional Reasoning Seminars (material, room locations, table locations…) to help ensure they run smoothly (Wednesdays and Thursdays). TA will also take attendance and collate evaluations of student participation within each Hands on Workshop and Professional Reasoning Seminar including 4 Sim Centre activities. TA will also assist with the full day OSCE (April 9, 2027).

TA will manage/post myCourses quizzes, content, weekly announcements and Gradebook. TA will also assist in the evaluation /grade collation of specific assignments which may include oral student presentations and/or case based assignments (group) – when needed.

Desired Major(s): MSc OT or BSc OT with clinical experience in adult and/or pediatric neurology

Desired Degree Level: Masters & Grad Dips & Certs

Qualifications

Current Masters or Doctoral student at McGill.

Graduate teaching experience is preferred and an asset.

Must be eligible to work in Canada

McGill University is Committed to Equity in Employment.

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