Research Assistant (Graduate Student)

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The Simulation Lab at the McGill School of Social Work are seeking a graduate-level research assistant to support activities relating to the Lab’s Dialogue McGill grant. Simulation-related research tasks may include the development of a case vignette, facilitating a simulation in a classroom setting, performing a literature review, and contributing to a scoping review. The research assistant will have supervision from Professors Ainsley Jenicek and Sarah Tarshis. This role will support the overall objective of this Dialogue McGill project to expand English-language social work simulations across BSW, MSW, and CFT programs.  

Skills and experience required:

·         Experience in planning and conducting research

·         Excellent writing skills

·         Experience in working with a team of researchers and support staff

·         Basic knowledge in simulation, clinical practice preferred

Hourly Salary:

$20.00

Hours per Week:

1 (Part time)

Location:

Sherbrooke 550

Supervisor:

Assistant Professor

Position Start Date:

2026-01-27

Position End Date:

2026-04-30

Deadline to Apply:

2026-02-28

This position is covered by the Association of McGill University Research Employees (AMURE) collective agreement.

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