ONCO 610D2 Fundamentals of Oncology and Cancer Research
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Hiring Unit:
Interdisciplinary Cancer Sciences ProgramCourse Title:
Fundamentals of Oncology and Cancer ResearchCourse Code:
ONCO 610D2Estimated Number of Positions:
1Total Hours of Work per Term:
45Hiring Unit:
Interdepartmental Studies- FMHS (Interdisciplinary Cancer Sciences Program)
Course Title and Course Number:
ONCO 610D2 Fundamentals of Oncology and Cancer Research
Estimated Number of Positions:
1
Total Hours of Work per Term:
45
Hourly Rate:
- $38.46/hour
Position Summary:
As assigned by course instructor:
- Remind lecturers of the incoming presentation
- Assist lecturer in setting up the presentation and myCourses upload
- Prepare example questions to be reviewed by coordinator and post them on myCourses at the end of each lecture
- Answer students’ emails
- Assist with midterm and final exam preparation
- Assist with invigilation of midterm.
Qualifications:
- Graduate student at McGill
- Successful completion of EXMD 504 or equivalent course at another university
- At least 2 years of full-time work in a cancer biology lab
- Good organizational, interpersonal and communication skills
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