Lead Wednesday health economics workshops at St. George campus, using student-centered problem-based learning to explore healthcare funding decisions. Engage students with real organizational challenges.

The University of Toronto’s Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology is appointing a Sessional Lecturer for Winter 2027. LMP2347H introduces key concepts used in healthcare decision making and policy framing. Students examine open-ended problems with representatives from Toronto healthcare organizations across clinical, academic, policy, and private settings.

Key Responsibilities:
Deliver two-hour seminar-style workshops each Wednesday
Prepare instructional content for the course
Develop courseware and student assignments
Evaluate proposals, reports,



and reflections
Supervise project groups’ day-to-day work

Requirements:
Master’s degree or equivalent skilled or academic experience
Understanding of health economics concepts used in decision making
Ability to facilitate student-centered experiential learning
Availability from January 1 through February 28, 2027
Availability Wednesdays from 10am to 12pm

Support health economics learning through workshops, evaluation, and project guidance at Toronto’s St. George campus.
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📌 Health Economics Course Instructor Toronto
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto