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the critical understanding of body structure and function. The role of Anatomy Technician supports both the operation and maintenance of the Anatomical Specimen Facility in the Division of Anatomy, Department
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basic understanding of the strategy, structures, processes, and procedures of the enterprise in its relationship with the business and its activities. Troubleshoots in response to requests for technical
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(written and verbal); Strong interpersonal skills, including ability to take initiative and working independently and within a team structure. Review of applicants will continue immediately and until
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subject matter expertise in human rights and critical equity theory, law and policy, and addressing exclusionary practices and structures, and in doing so, building meaningful inclusion and representation
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monitoring established standards for client services, accuracy and efficiency as they relate to the success and completion of events; maintains structured and routine contacts with clients. - Resolves client
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effectively under pressure to meet deadlines. Knowledge of University systems, organizational structures, processes, and decision-making structures is an asset. Ability to effectively market and promote
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operation industry. A Class 5 driver’s license is required. Substantial overnight travel throughout the region by vehicle and airplane will be required. Construction projects may require extended stay in
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303 Education in Society Structure Systems and Stakeholders G80 (SUNTEP) Term and Course Dates: Winter Term (January – April) CRN: 26489 Delivery Mode: This course will be offered as a Lecture Course
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of academic writing (grammar, sentence structure, tone, etc.). • Knowledge of multiple writing conventions is an asset. • ECP graduate students will be given priority. • Bilingual is an asset. Posting Timeline
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requirements, departmental policies, procedures and objectives. Supervises, allocates, develops schedules and coordinates the work of Head Tradespeople and Project Teams employed in providing construction