As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 3 assistant associate professor jobs in Toronto, ON. The most active employers are University of Alberta, University of Toronto and Concordia University of Edmonton. Skills often requested: teaching, research, counselling and administrative support.
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Candidates need a medical degree, a RCPSC fellowship or equivalent, and a clinical fellowship in GU pathology, plus eligibility for Ontario medical licensure. Research, publications and presentations are an asset, and English is the primary language of work.
Candidates need a medical degree, Royal College certification in Anatomical Pathology or equivalent, and eligibility for licensure in Ontario. Fellowship training or experience in GI pathology is required, along with a strong diagnostic record and an interest in teaching and research.
Candidates need an MD or equivalent, completed subspecialty training in Rheumatology, and certification or eligibility with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. They also need eligibility for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario and proficiency in English.
Rheumatology, Teaching, Administrative support
Common questions
Who is hiring assistant associate professors?
University of Alberta (3), University of Toronto (3), Concordia University of Edmonton (2), Adler University (1) and McGill University (1).
What skills do assistant associate professor jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention teaching, research, counselling, administrative support, teach philosophy, social justice, vulnerable sector check and school psychology.