Teaching Assistant - FMED 603

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Hiring Unit:
Department of Family Medicine
Course Number and Course Title:
FMED 603 Foundations of Participatory Research
Estimated Number of Positions:
1
Total Hours of Work per Term:
20
Position Summary:
Family Medicine : Principles and main applications of modern participatory research in health organizations.
Duties and Responsibilities:

• Meet with the Course Supervisor to discuss guidelines, marking policies, and course material.

• Read the required material for the class and other secondary material necessary for the class.

• Prepare engaging class activities and facilitate student discussions.

• Clarify reading material or assignment for students and lead discussions. 

• Support during exams by addressing student questions, making corrections, and distributing exam materials.

• Conduct office hours to provide individual assistance to students.

• Manage online course content, communicate with students via email, and be available for consultation during office hours. 

• Assist in evaluating and grading exams accurately.

Qualifications:

• Candidate must have completed previous courses in participatory research.

• Must have some participatory research experience.

• Must have experience as TA and skills using Learning Management Systems.

Hourly Salary:

$33.03

Position Start Date:

2023-09-01

Position End Date:

2023-12-14

Deadline to Apply:

2023-06-20

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