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insurance (i.e. RNAO). Minimum five (5) years of clinical practice in primary health (i.e. Family Practice, Community Nursing, Occupational Nursing, Emergency). Experience with Oral Surgery an asset. Current
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with stakeholders across academic divisions and shared-service units to gather business requirements and translate them into effective processes and workflows. This requires having an understanding
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information to inform enrollment projections and planning, and reviews service delivery and internal processes to recommend improvements. Your responsibilities will include: Advising students on academic and/or
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project structure. The incumbent collaborates in the launch, support and maintenance of core operational data and reporting services and business processes. This includes responsibility for eliciting clear
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collaborate closely with faculty, research staff, and students at all levels (post-doctoral, graduate, undergraduate) to support the efficient operation of the laboratory and research program. Your strong
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processes as accessible as possible and provide accommodation as required for applicants with disabilities. If you require any accommodations at any point during the application and hiring process, please
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to detail will support all stages of the work permit process and cultivate a welcoming environment. Your responsibilities will include: Analyzing foreign academic documents to assess their authenticity along
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, the Manager contributes to the development of strategic priorities, specific to program objectives and to the budget process. The Manager has full involvement with the end-to-end employment cycle, including
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and ability to collaborate on initiatives with a wide variety of contacts both internal and external to the University Strong computer skills including proficiency with Microsoft Office To be successful
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | 1 day ago
advance their voices and skills as playwrights. The class will workshop scenes and prepare staged readings of participant work. A major focus of this course will be processes of development and revision