Anatomy & Physiology Lab TA - Part-Time Work-Study

Pacific University; Forest Grove, Northern (OR, KY); Hybrid; USD 19,000 - 27,000; Part time

Job summary

Pacific University is seeking a part-time FWS Human Anatomy and Physiology Teaching Assistant (HBIO230/HBIO231). The student works with faculty to support lab sessions, assists with grading, and helps maintain a productive learning environment.

Open to current Pacific University students with federal work-study eligibility. The role requires strong communication, data handling in FERPA-compliant environments, and dependable collaboration with staff, faculty, and peers.

Qualifications

• Must be a Pacific University undergraduate student.
• Qualifies for federal work study funding for the 2026-27 academic year.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and Google Workspace.
• Able to manage and maintain sensitive and confidential information in compliance with FERPA and school policies.
• Excellent oral and written communication and customer service skills with diverse populations.
• Self-motivated and serves as an information source to students, staff, faculty, and community members.

Responsibilities

• Meet weekly with the course coordinator (1–2 hours) to prepare for lab.
• Assist in one lab period per week (3 hours) and help with grading laboratory exams and assignments.
• Total of 65 hours across 13 weeks.

Skills

Oral and written communication

Customer service

Confidential information handling

Self-motivated

Diversity service

Education

Pacific University Undergraduate student

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Google Workspace

Job description

Pacific University is seeking a part-time FWS Human Anatomy and Physiology Teaching Assistant (HBIO230/HBIO231). The student works with faculty to support lab sessions, assists with grading, and helps maintain a productive learning environment.

Open to current Pacific University students with federal work-study eligibility. The role requires strong communication, data handling in FERPA-compliant environments, and dependable collaboration with staff, faculty, and peers.