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.