About this Teaching Assistant, FALL 2026 (Supplementary posting): FMED 702 Analyzing qualitative data: learning inductive approaches role at McGill University
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FMED 702 Analyzing qualitative data: learning inductive approachesCourse Code:
Estimated Number of Positions:
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0Hiring Unit: Department of Family Medicine
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Teaching Assistant, FALL 2026 (Supplementary posting), FMED 702 Analyzing qualitative data: learning inductive approaches
Estimated Number of Positions: 1
Start Date: October 22, 2026
End Date: December 3, 2026
Total Hours of Work per Term: 20 hours
Job Description:
- The Teaching Assistant for FMED 702 required for grading of student presentation and writing.
Salary: $38.46/hour (August 2026)
Desired Degree Level: Master or Doctoral student at McGill
Qualifications: English required, (written French would be a plus). Must be eligible to work in Canada
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