Teams at University of Ottawa

Teaches a 3-credit, in-person university course on leisure, sport, and community development during the 2027 winter semester. Responsibilities include delivering 39 hours of instruction in French, covering democratic community roles, development theories, volunteering, sport for development, civic participation, social capital, inclusion, and community development case studies.

Teach a virtual graduate nursing seminar on nurse practitioner roles and responsibilities during the Fall 2026 and Winter sessions. The course compares advanced nursing practice frameworks, develops and evaluates the nurse practitioner role, and examines community-focused advanced practice competencies. Responsibilities include delivering 19.5 instructional hours in French and supporting critical analysis and strategy development related to advanced nursing practice.

Teach an online French-language seminar on advanced-practice pathophysiology for nurse practitioners. Cover theoretical and practical concepts, age-related physiological changes, and acute, episodic, and chronic disorders. The course involves 19.5 teaching hours during the Fall 2026 semester and continues in Winter 2026. Candidates must have nurse practitioner certification, a master's or doctorate in nursing, valid Ontario nursing competency certification or a doctorate with life sciences training, and advanced pathophysiology expertise.