MIDW 106 Teaching Assistant - GTA 1

The University of British Columbia; Electoral Area A; On-site; CAD 46,000 - 65,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of British Columbia is seeking a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) for MIDW 106. The role includes organizing Canvas materials, assisting during lectures, and teaching in labs both virtually and in person.

Responsibilities include grading, answering student questions, and running regular drop-in sessions. Start date is Sept 1, 2026, with end date Dec 31, 2026. Applications open until Sept 3, 2026.

Qualifications

• Background in anatomy and physiology.
• Previous TA experience in MEDD 411 preferred.

Responsibilities

• Organize and update the Canvas course site with pre-readings and links.
• Assist with in-class activities during lectures.
• Teach in virtual and in-person labs.
• Grade quizzes and lab challenges.
• Assist students with questions about assignments.
• Hold regular drop-in sessions for students needing extra support.
• Perform other relevant tasks as needed.

Skills

Anatomy knowledge

Physiology knowledge

Job description

Student (JFG) Job Category CUPE 2278 Teaching Assistants Job Profile CUPE 2278 Hourly - Graduate Teaching Assistant 1 Job Title MIDW 106 Teaching Assistant - GTA 1

Department: Midwifery Program Administration | Department of Family Practice | Faculty of Medicine

Compensation Range: $40.16 - $40.16 CAD Hourly

Posting End Date: September 3, 2026

Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the Posting End Date.

Job End Date: December 31, 2026

Course: MIDW 106

Qualifications: Background in anatomy and physiology, previous TA experience in MEDD 411 preferred

Estimated hours of work: 5-10 hours/week

Start and end date: September 1, 2026 - December 31, 2026

Job Description

• Organization and updating of the Canvas course site, including the pre-readings, relevant links and websites
• Assisting with in-class activities during lectures
• Teaching in virtual and in person labs
• Grading of quizzes and lab challenged
• Assisting with students questions about assignments
• Regular drop in sessions for students who need additional support
• Other tasks as relevant

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