Lecturer - POTH 612 (Fall 2026)

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POTH 612: Applied Clinical Research Methods

The candidate will be responsible for coordinating and teaching associated with this course. Coordination will involve being responsible for the development of the course, delivery of content and grading associated with teaching assignments, and being responsible for meeting the needs of students in this course.

TEACHING QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: *Education:*

Professional training (BSc or MSc) in occupational therapy or physical therapy. Master's or PhD in a health-related discipline.

*Experience:*

Experience in conducting systematic reviews and scoping reviews, as well as teaching these methodologies. Professional experience in healthcare is desired.

*Other:*

Expertise in theory and implementation of measurement. Good understanding of applied knowledge methodologies.

Before applying, please note that to work at McGill University, you must be authorized to work in Canada and be willing to work in the province of Quebec, on the campus where the position is based.

McGill University is an anglophone university where the majority of teaching and research activities are conducted in English. Therefore, good proficiency in English, both spoken and written, is required.

Hiring Unit: School of Physical & Occupational Therapy

Course Title: Applied Clinical Research Methods

Subject Code: POTH 612

Location: Hosmer House

Schedule: TBD

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