Fall 2025 TA: NUR1 312 020 Research in Nursing (mcgill)
Job posting number: #244989 (Ref:JR0000065091)
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Hiring Unit: Ingram School of Nursing
Course Title and Course Number: NUR1 312 020 Research in Nursing
Estimated Number of Positions: 1
Total Hours of Work per Term: 112 hours
Dates: FALL 2025
Job Description:
Under the supervision and in collaboratiJOB IS FROM: nursingjobs.siteVIEWon with the course coordinator, the TA will help teach, motivate, and engage nurses pursuing their bachelor’s degree on the topics of evidence-based practice, research methods, and knowledge translation. The TA will be expected to: (1) embrace learner-centered approaches to teaching; (2) mobilize students, guest speakers, and resources to offer exciting presentations, readings, and approaches to learning research, and discussions of research findings of relevance to nursing; and (3) be open and well versed in different research designs and methods. The TA will participate in teaching and the evaluation of students in the course.
Salary: $37.34/hour
Desired Major(s): Nursing, Psychology, or related field. More importantly, they have to have taken research courses.
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
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