Part-Time Lecturer in Health Informatics (British Columbia)

Part-Time Lecturer in Health Informatics (British Columbia)

09 Oct
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NU USA Northeastern University
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British Columbia

09 Oct

NU USA Northeastern University

British Columbia

Northeastern University seeks a part time lecturer for the Health Informatics curriculum at the Vancouver campus this Spring term. Engage students and develop courses tailored to health care innovations.

This role invites applications from candidates with a Master's degree, preferably a Doctoral degree in Health Science or Computer Science. You’ll be teaching graduate courses, crafting course materials, administering exams, and collaborating with faculty. Effective engagement with teaching assistants is expected, alongside contribution to course revisions.

Key Responsibilities:
• Teach graduate courses in Health Informatics
• Prepare syllabi and course materials for students
• Administer examinations including the final exam




• Develop specific courses for the Health Informatics Program
• Collaborate with faculty and teaching assistants

Requirements:
• Master's degree in an appropriate field minimum
• Doctoral degree preferred in related disciplines
• Previous teaching experience is preferred
• Commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration
• Ability to engage with diverse student populations

Utilize your expertise in Health Informatics to enrich students' learning experiences at Northeastern University.
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📌 Part-Time Lecturer in Health Informatics (British Columbia)
🏢 NU USA Northeastern University
📍 British Columbia

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