107 phd-studenship-in-computer-vision-and-machine-learning positions at SAIT Polytechnic in Canada
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casual Instructor to teach pharmacy assistant skills for both theory and lab content in our Pharmacy Assistant program. This position requires very flexible availability and will constitute approximately 0
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, language/interpersonal skills), organization and attention to detail, computer information literacy, records information management, data integrity auditing and a keen focus on providing excellent, serviced
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Safety at SAIT requires an energetic and resourceful individual with great organizational and team work skills to set up laboratories used for student instruction in the Respiratory Therapy Program. You
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or Designations Master’s or PhD in Psychology, Clinical Social Work or a related field with additional career, crisis or learning development training or certification Active Registration as a Psychologist
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initiative Qualifications, Certifications or Designations Master’s or PhD in Psychology, Clinical Social Work or a related field with additional career, crisis or learning development training or certification
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environment with competing demands, changing requirements and deadlines Excellent computer skills in MS Office applications Experience working in Destiny and Banner registration systems Job Classification
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all software and hardware needs, as well as technological and networking issues for both employees and students who rely heavily on computer systems across our campuses. Technical support — which
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on student success and mobilizing all campus community members in this shared goal. The Opportunity The Reg Erhardt Library facilitates excellence in teaching, research, and learning through the provision
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Instructor, Indigenous Educational Preparation (PREP 181) Calgary, AB Academic – Academic Services / SAFA Casual – Approved Program / On-site Apply for this job Academic Services is focused
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handles all software and hardware needs, as well as technological and networking issues for both employees and students who rely heavily on computer systems across our campuses. Technical support — which