Physiology Course Lecturer: Light Microscopy Masterclass

1000scholars; California (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 63,000; Full time

Job summary

McGill University invites applications for teaching the PHGY560 Light Microscopy for the Life Sciences course. Responsibilities include lectures, labs, exams, and marking, with TA supervision and coordination with core facilities.

The role emphasizes imaging expertise, teaching credentials, and campus presence in Quebec. The position requires a PhD in bioimaging or MSc with practical experience totaling five years, and candidates should be prepared to engage with diverse students and maintain

Qualifications

• Experience with a wide range of imaging instruments and biological samples is an asset.
• Teaching qualification: Ph.D. in bioimaging or MSc with 5 years of practical experience.
• Experience coordinating and teaching is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Teach 2x2 hour lectures per week.
• Implement 5 tests and 6 assignments per term.
• Select seminar journal articles for students.
• Guide students for oral presentations and evaluate seminars.
• Run hands-on laboratory activities.
• Supervise two teaching assistants.
• Implement and mark end-of-term exam.
• Provide final marks to Physiology department.
• Coordinate with core facilities for lab activities requiring research infrastructure.
• Upload teaching PowerPoint presentations to MyCourses.
• Oversee TA marking of tests/assignments and final exams.
• Enter grades on MyCourses.
• Record lectures on Zoom and upload content when appropriate.
• Interact with students and approve class absences.

Skills

Imaging instruments

Biological samples

Teaching coordination

Education

Ph.D. in bioimaging or related field

MSc + 5 years practical experience

Job description

McGill University invites applications for teaching the PHGY560 Light Microscopy for the Life Sciences course. Responsibilities include lectures, labs, exams, and marking, with TA supervision and coordination with core facilities.

The role emphasizes imaging expertise, teaching credentials, and campus presence in Quebec. The position requires a PhD in bioimaging or MSc with practical experience totaling five years, and candidates should be prepared to engage with diverse students and maintain