Use your pathology knowledge to support PATH 300 Human Disease students as a McGill graduate Teaching Assistant working primarily on campus. Communication matters.
The Department of Pathology offers two Teaching Assistant positions totaling 90 hours per term. You will attend lectures, support student learning, and help administer assignments and examinations. Experience facilitating discussions, teaching, or grading academic work is considered an asset.
Key Responsibilities: Support students through weekly course-related office hours
Answer questions about Human Disease course content
Support instructors with lecture-related administrative tasks
Assist the course supervisor with examination and assignment grading




Invigilate scheduled midterm and final examinations
Requirements: Current registration as a McGill graduate student
Graduate study in Pathology or related biomedical science preferred
Knowledge of human disease processes and solid academic record
Excellent written and verbal English communication skills
Independent and collaborative academic working ability
Bring biomedical science knowledge, teaching experience, and careful administration to Human Disease instruction within McGill’s Department of Pathology.

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📌 Pathology Graduate Teaching Assistant PATH 300 (Saskatchewan)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Saskatchewan