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. Experience and proficiency in data collection and analysis for qualitative research (e.g., NVivo). Formal training and/or experience in patient-oriented research. Excellent interpersonal skills and
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quality assurance and quality control checks of clinical data collection, assist with grading of case reports and prepare data for analysis phase of studies. Maintains inventory and shipment of supplies
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of research projects, including advice on experimental designs, technical consultation for small molecules and metabolites analysis, data interpretation, and manuscript reviews, some of which leads to joint
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equipment critical for research activities. This includes negotiating contracts, assessing vendor performance, and ensuring cost-effectiveness while maintaining high-quality standards. • Implement procurement
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and must accurately reflect the work performed. Strict confidentiality of all project participants is critical. Errors made could impact interpretation of the data, delay timely completion of work
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to archaeology collections, analysis, fieldwork and working with archaeology collections databases. Consultation with communities, especially First Nations, is preferred but awareness and sensitivity to issues
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position offers the successful candidate the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research that addresses pressing questions in urban development, public policy, and socio-economic analysis. Working closely
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reference on behalf of a referee) Three letters of reference: The letters should be from persons who have an intimate knowledge of your record and ability and are able to give a critical evaluation of your
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research Significance, feasibility, and merit of proposed research, and justification for location of tenure Ability to think critically Ability to apply skills and knowledge Judgment Originality Initiative
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critical, Public Humanities methods and scholarship ; Identify a significant knowledge advance that represents a contribution of this scholarly work to the public humanities; Acknowledge that public