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McGill University Faculty of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences

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Building a healthier future for all, one smile at a time

Montreal, Quebec

Higher Education
51–200 people

About

The mission of the Faculty of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences of McGill University is to advance transformative education, science-based intervention and lifelong learning grounded in high calibre research and exceptional clinical training. Our programs foster access to integrated care, community service and engagement. We bridge fundamental, applied and translational research to dental practice using creative knowledge transfer. Through strong community partnerships as well as national and international collaboration, our faculty promotes sustainable growth, connectivity and innovation. The Faculty of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences envisions a world rooted in conscientious caring for life, and a healthy and supportive environment for all. We strive for distinction in research, innovation and education for oral health and well-being.

Open positions

Graduate Research Project Assistant

Hybrid · Montréal

The candidate will identify francophone scholarly articles and use generative AI to translate and adapt them into accessible English-language teaching resources. They will also document their workflow and provide feedback to refine the project's methodology and quality standards.

Associate Director Communications, Resident Admissions and Customer Service

Hybrid

The Associate Director leads the development and implementation of marketing, communications, residence admissions, and customer service initiatives to promote a cohesive image of the unit. They oversee daily operations, manage budgets, and collaborate with university partners to drive student recruitment and engagement.

Program Manager

Hybrid · Montréal

The Program Manager will develop and deliver structured programming to support language acquisition, student engagement, and academic success. They will also oversee staff, manage program operations, and liaise with internal and external stakeholders to foster intercultural partnerships.

Research Ethics Administrator

Hybrid · Montréal

The Research Ethics Administrator manages ethics applications, ensures regulatory compliance for clinical research, and provides administrative support to the Research Ethics Board. They also act as a liaison between researchers, study coordinators, and sponsors to coordinate ethics-related activities.

Undergraduate Course Assistant: ANAT 314 - Human Musculoskeletal Anatomy

On-site · Vancouver

The Undergraduate Course Assistant will provide in-person laboratory demonstrations using anatomical models and specimens while facilitating small group discussions. They are also responsible for lab setup, specimen handling, and maintaining the cleanliness of the anatomy laboratory stations.

Undergraduate Course Assistant: ANAT 316 - Clinical Human Visceral Anatomy

On-site · Vancouver

The Undergraduate Course Assistant provides hands-on support in the anatomy laboratory by delivering weekly in-person demonstrations to student groups. They are also responsible for lab setup, specimen management, and developing practice questions to enhance student learning.

Web Application Specialist

Hybrid · Montréal

The Web Application Specialist will design, build, and maintain interactive web applications and server-side APIs to support genomics and health data sharing. They will also implement automation tools for testing and deployment while ensuring high-quality code through documentation and unit testing.

Student Project Assistant (Book Arts Lab)

On-site · Montréal

The student project assistant will assist with the general operation and maintenance of the Book Arts Lab, including cleaning and organizing wood type. They will also participate in the printing process, from setting type to producing specimen sheets and wood type projects.

Research Assistant 1

On-site

The Research Assistant will test and maintain functionality for the ChatHealthAI platform, including model integration and backend components. They will also conduct computational experiments on electronic health record datasets and assist in preparing research manuscripts and reports.

Teaching Assistant - FMED 614

On-site · Montréal

The Teaching Assistant will assist with course development, delivery, and the assessment of student assignments. They will also be responsible for addressing student inquiries throughout the term.

Teaching Assistant - FMED 527

On-site · Montréal

The Teaching Assistant will assist with course management, delivery, and student inquiries for the Inuit Health in the Circumpolar World course. Additionally, the role involves assessing student assignments throughout the term.

Teaching Assistant - FMED 509 - Winter 2027

On-site · Montréal

The Teaching Assistant will assist with course management, delivery, and student inquiries for the FMED 509 course. Additionally, they are responsible for creating and assessing student assignments.

Associate Dean, Library Technology

On-site · Montréal

The Associate Dean provides strategic leadership for library information systems, digital initiatives, and technology services to support research and teaching. They manage IT staff, oversee digital preservation programs, and collaborate with campus partners to ensure robust and innovative library technology infrastructure.

Course lecturer - SOCI 309: Health and Illness

On-site · Montréal

The lecturer will teach the SOCI 309 course on Health and Illness, covering topics such as health care organizations, poverty, and health inequalities. Responsibilities include delivering in-person lectures on Wednesdays and Fridays during the winter 2027 term.

Research Assistant 2

On-site · Montréal

The Research Assistant will coordinate daily project operations, support research protocols, and manage ethics submissions and grant applications. They will also assist with data collection, analysis, and the preparation of peer-reviewed manuscripts and conference presentations.

Course lecturer - SOCI 250: Social Problems

On-site · Montréal

The lecturer will teach the SOCI 250 Social Problems course, covering contrasting theoretical approaches to social issues. Responsibilities include in-person instruction during the winter 2027 semester.

Teaching Assistant - FMED 504 - Winter 2027

On-site · Montréal

The Teaching Assistant will assist with course organization, management, and online delivery for the Family Medicine Research Seminars. Additionally, they will handle student inquiries and assess student assignments.

Laboratory Technician

Hybrid

The laboratory technician participates in the execution of laboratory projects, performs specialized technical tasks, and maintains laboratory equipment. They are also responsible for sterilizing medical instruments, managing inventory, and communicating lab results to medical professionals.

Case Manager

Hybrid

The Case Manager provides direct mental health support to students, including those in crisis, and manages clinical navigation to connect students with appropriate campus and community services. They also collaborate with interprofessional teams and community partners to ensure continuity of care for students with complex mental health needs.