Teach clinical visceral anatomy through prosections and models as a Teaching Assistant at McGill University. Support laboratory learning and specimen safety.
This Teaching Assistant supports ANAT 316 Clinical Human Visceral Anatomy within Anatomy & Cell Biology. The work includes explaining anatomy to large groups, leading small-group teaching, and coordinating Undergraduate Course Assistants. Responsibilities also include laboratory preparation, grading, review support, and exam assistance.
Key Responsibilities:
- Attend laboratory sessions prepared on weekly topics
- Illustrate clinical visceral anatomy using prosections and models
- Retrieve, present, return, and preserve specimens properly
- Coordinate UCA duties with instructors and laboratory staff
- Support quizzes, reviews, examinations, and laboratory setup
Requirements:
- Experience working with human cadaveric samples
- Past cadaveric dissection experience strongly preferred
- Previous study of gross head and neck anatomy
- Previous study of thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic anatomy
- English communication, leadership, organization, safety, and inclusivity skills
Apply clinical anatomy, cadaveric experience, and organized teaching skills across McGill University’s ANAT 316 laboratories.