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effectively and collaboratively with a team. Proficiency with technology and can easily adapt to technological changes. Hiring Process: Qualified applicants must complete a pre-employment mental aptitude
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Service and participates in daily patient care; assist with the demonstration/instruction of basic skills to undergraduate and veterinary technology program students; and provides technical assistance
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. The ability to understand, interpret and apply university and College policies and guidelines as they relate to the administrative, program and financial functions of the College including external funding
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available at: https://careers.usask.ca/tips-for-applying.php Criminal Record Check: Not Applicable Driver's License and Abstract Check: Yes Education/Credential Verification: Yes Vulnerable Sector Check: Not
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maintenance Possess working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Outlook, and Excel, with the ability to manage basic computer tasks, emails, and document preparation Maintain the physical ability to perform demanding
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, with access to facilities including the Canadian Light Source and the Biomedical Beamline and Saskatchewan Centre for Cyclotron Sciences, VIDO Intervac. For further information, please visit https
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Primary Purpose: The Senior Officer, Strategic Initiatives & Program leads the development, coordination, and execution of new strategic priorities within the College of Dentistry. This includes new
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to interact effectively with a diverse range of individuals. Comfort with technology and proficiency in systems such as housing databases (e.g., StarRez), Microsoft Office and payment processing tools is highly
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Primary Purpose The Manager, Continuing Dental Education (CDE) leads and manages all aspects of the College’s continuing education portfolio in dentistry. This role develops the annual CE program
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to change the lives of Indigenous youth for the better. The Building Intercultural Resilience Mentorship (BIRM) Program provides support for Indigenous youth currently attending high school. The BIRM Grads