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Hiring Unit:
Department of Surgery - Division of Surgical and Interventional Sciences

Course Title and Course Number:
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine EXSU 500

Estimated Number of Positions:
1

Total Hours of Work per Term:
45

Position Summary:

Assist with organization of course materials on myCourses. Grade assignments, draft feedback on project proposals, and assist in grading in-person final presentations and final project reports. Provide assistance to students on conceptual clarification and communicate areas of confusion to the instructor.

Qualifications:
M.Sc. or PhD Candidate in any field (Public Health, Epidemiology, Experimental Medicine, Experimental Surgery, Computer Science and/or related fields). Experience in developing, curating, designing, coding innovations or being involved in digital health initiatives, or with programming language experience and experience in machine learning and health informatics. An understanding of the digital health space, is expected but not essential. Must have previously taken EXSU 500 and obtained an "A" grade. Good communication skills.

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