Teach risk assessment and regulatory toxicology in person at the University of Saskatchewan, using pharmaceutical safety expertise and previous teaching experience. This casual Winter assignment runs January through April 2027.

The Toxicology Centre seeks a Sessional Lecturer for TOX 321.3 Section 02. The course introduces human health and ecological risk assessment, Canadian and international regulatory requirements, and product safety assessment. Your teaching focuses on pharmaceutical registration, drug safety assessment, associated regulations, and human health risk assessment.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach pharmaceutical registration and pre-clinical safety assessment
- Cover clinical trials and post-market pharmaceutical surveillance
- Explain positive laboratory, clinical, and manufacturing practices




- Discuss animal models, ethical issues, and testing alternatives
- Teach human health risk perception and assessment

Requirements:

- Minimum M.Sc. or equivalent in toxicology or related discipline
- Previous teaching experience
- Expertise in pharmaceutical registration processes and regulations
- Knowledge of drug safety assessment and human health risk assessment
- Availability for scheduled Monday, Wednesday, and Friday lectures

Apply pharmaceutical toxicology and teaching experience to deliver TOX 321.3 on campus at the University of Saskatchewan.

📌 Toxicology Lecturer Risk Assessment (Canada)
🏢 University of Saskatchewan
📍 Canada