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Lecturer/Senior Lecturer - Clinical Psychology-2500981 __________ DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY | TE TARI WHAKAMĀTAU HINEKARO DIVISION OF SCIENCES | TE ROHE A AHIKĀROA Multiple Faculty Search in Clinical
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Multiple Faculty Search in Psychology The Department of Psychology at the University of Otago is located in Te Waipounamu – the stunning South Island of Aotearoa New Zealand. We are seeking up to six
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the ability to manage multiple deadlines and priorities effectively. • Critical thinking and problem-solving skills relevant to the position. • Excellent relationship management and communication
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preparing and reviewing grant applications to enhance their competitiveness. • Negotiate research contracts that optimise external research income and align with University objectives. • Support the
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this role you will guide the development and delivery of Pacific-focused health content within our undergraduate medical and radiation therapy programmes, ensuring alignment with Pacific health priorities and
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in place, financial oversight and accountability is reported, relevant processes and policies are in place to support the projects align with the UO, ethics and funder requirements. There will also be
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progress. It's crucial to align with the University's vision, manage stakeholder expectations, prioritise tasks, and uphold effective communication throughout. Your skills and experience/Kā pūkeka me kā
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and relevant, and aligns with the University’s brand and strategic objectives. The role will promote category best practise in UX/UI design, content strategy, web governance and team collaboration
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chemistry with multiple 3D bioprinting technologies (extrusion, lithography/DLP, microfluidics, MEW) applied to existing novel light activated bioinks and biomaterials. You will adopt bioengineering
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or public health terminology. • Commitment to upholding the University’s core values related to support and success of Māori and Pacific students, aligned with the University’s Māori Strategic Framework