Teaching Assistant - FMED 606

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Location: Cote des Neiges East, QUEBEC
Job Type: PartTime

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Hiring Unit:
Department of Family Medicine
Course Title and Course Number:
FMED 606 Operational Issues in Survey Methods in Primary Care (1 credit)
Estimated Number of Positions:
1
Total Hours of Work per Term:
20
Course Description:
Family Medicine: Operational issues of questionnaire design, sampling, contact and recruitment of respondents, preparation for analysis that will enhance response rates and minimize errors in data collected by surveys. The content will be highly relevant for those who anticipate having a survey as part of their current or future research program. Co-instructor: Barnett, Tracie

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Assist with course management.

  • Assist with course delivery. 

  • Assist with student inquiries. 

  • Assist with assessing student assignments.


Qualifications:

  • Candidate must be a graduate student at McGill University.

  • Fluent in English.


Hourly Salary:


$36.25


Position Start Date:


2025-05-01


Position End Date:


2025-06-02


Deadline to Apply:


2025-04-30


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