Teaching Assistant: ANAT 323 - Clinical Neuroanatomy
McGill University
Posted: April 28, 2026
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Hiring Unit:
Anatomy & Cell Biology
Course Title:
Clinical Neuroanatomy
Course Code:
ANAT 323 001
Estimated Number of Positions:
2
Total Hours of Work per Term:
39
Hiring Unit:
Anatomy and Cell Biology
Course Title and Course Number:
ANAT 323 - Clinical Neuroanatomy
Estimated Number of Positions:
2
Total Hours of Work per Term:
50
Position Summary:
TAs will help guide students through a variety of activities during labs (once per week), including demonstrating cadaveric neuroanatomy specimens. TAs will also assist in marking (quizzes & midterms) and invigilation (midterms & final exam).
Qualifications:
Having taken ANAT 323, or an equivalent neuroanatomy course, is required. Strong knowledge of human neuroanatomy and good communication skills are essential. Prior teaching experience in a lab setting is an asset.
Effective communication skills in English (spoken and written) are essential.
Hourly Salary:
$37.34
Position Start Date:
2026-09-07
Position End Date:
2026-12-18
Deadline to Apply:
2026-05-20
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