We are recruiting a Teaching Assistant in the Department of Biobehavioral Nursing & Health Informatics to provide instructional support for NCLIN 301: Practicum: Health Assessment and Foundational Skills for Nursing Practice for autumn 2026.
NCLIN 301 is a laboratory-based course focused on foundational nursing skills, including health assessment, interviewing and communication, psychomotor skills and critical thinking in the context of nursing care for individuals across the lifespan. Person-centered care and patient safety are emphasized through simulation.
The TA will support instructor Solee Lim in coordinating and supporting the course.
This position is 20 hours per week, or a 50% appointment.
View the NCLIN 301 Teaching Assistant position announcement (PDF)