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TEACHING ASSISTANT POSTING

FACULTY OF HEALTH, COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 4H6

POSTING DATE: July 13, 2022

APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 19, 2022

POSITION:                                       Teaching Assistant

DEPARTMENT/LOCATION:       Faculty of Health, College of Pharmacy

PAY RATE:                                      According to CUPE Agreement Local 3912                          

WORK ASSIGNMENT:

A Teaching Assistant in a problem-based learning (PBL) unit is responsible for guiding and facilitating a small group of eight to ten students through a formalized learning and problem-solving process.  Teaching Assistants meet with their assigned student group for 6 scheduled hours per week at specified times.  Length of units vary.  Teaching Assistants are also expected to attend a weekly teaching assistant meeting, as well as provide regularly scheduled verbal assessments and written evaluations to students.  Preparation for tutorials is an expectation.  Teaching Assistants are trained, and peer evaluated within the College of Pharmacy. Teaching Assistants will be report to the Associate Director, Education.

Year 1 – 10 positions – approx 9-10 hrs per wk for varying number of wks in X & Y Term

Year 2 – 8 positions – approx 9-10 hrs per wk for varying number of wks in X & Y Term

Year 3 – 9 positions – approx 9-10 hrs per wk for varying number of wks in X & Y Term

Year 4 – 10 positions – approx 9-10 hrs per wk for varying number of wks in X Term

REQUIREMENTS OF POSITION:

Must have formal education in the health sciences.  Expertise in the subject matter is not needed.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE ABOVE POSITION, PLEASE APPLY IN WRITING BY THE APPLICATION DEADLINE:

pharmued@dal.ca

Undergraduate Curriculum Administrator

College of Pharmacy

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