Teaching Assistant- Winter - Statistics Experimental Design PT​/OT Students; POTH

Position: Teaching Assistant- Winter 2027- Statistics for Experimental Design for PT/OT Students (POTH 305)
Location: Hosmer

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Statistics for experimental design forb PT/OT Students Course Code:

POTH 305

Estimated Number of Positions:1

Total Hours of Work per Term:150

Job Description:

Under the supervision and in collaboration with the course coordinator, will lead conferences and group discussions. Participates in the evaluation of students in the course, grade their assignments and exams.

Desired Degree Level: Masters & Grad Dips & Certs

Qualifications:

Current Masters or Doctoral student t pass introductory and advance level of statistics (POTH
204 and PSYC
305 or equivalent of them ).Familiar with statistical software like SPSS or JASP.Graduate teaching experience is preferred and an asset.

Must be eligible to work in Canada Mc Gill  University is Committed to Equity in Employment.

Hourly Salary:$38.46

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