CMCC offers the chance for residents to participate as assistants in both teaching and research positions.
Graduate students have the opportunity to work as Teaching Assistants in a variety of undergraduate courses. Positions are determined at the beginning of the Undergraduate academic year. Teaching hours per week vary depending on the course and on the graduate students’ other program loads.
Graduate students may work as research assistants under the direction of a faculty researcher and/or in one of the CMCC Research Centres: The Centre for Interprofessional Health Dynamics, the Centre for the Study of Mechanobiology, Injury and Health, or the UOIT-CMCC Centre for Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation.
Graduate students may work as research assistants under the direction of a faculty researcher. Positions may also be available in a CMCC Research Center. Find further information about the Residency Program Research Assistant Opportunities.
Graduate students may work as examiners for HPD and OSCE examination in the department of Undergraduate Education.
Graduate students may apply for additional teaching opportunities in the department of Undergraduate Education.
