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proactively with industry partners and professional bodies leading to more employable and innovative graduates. About You Having completed a PhD or equivalent qualification in Midwifery, you will also hold
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and well-developed skills in operating graphic design software, along with: Demonstrated high level written communication skills with the ability to prepare media communications and reports. Effective
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demonstrate: A PhD in sleep physiology and/or respiratory physiology, or substantial progress toward completion of a PhD in a related field, with demonstrated laboratory and/or clinical experience. An emerging
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capabilities and other opportunities that facilitate industry-research collaborative project opportunities between industry and Flinders University. Overseeing the development of formal research contractual
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learning environment that places students at the centre of educational experience. In this role you will also demonstrate: Completion of a PhD or EdD, or equivalent qualification in Law. Experience
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versed in contract drafting, review and administration. Your exceptional verbal and written communication skills, and high level of proficiency in Microsoft Office software, along with excellent time
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Are you passionate about AI and want to make a difference in healthcare? Join our team to lead a groundbreaking PhD investigating how generative AI tools (like ChatGPT and Gemini) can be safely used
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threats and planned equipment or software changes that could impact system and network security and availability. Some of the key responsibilities of the position are: Configuring, deploying and maintaining
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and software, updating training resources, and supporting quality management systems. The role also assists in preparing publications, reports, and promotional materials, and contributes to research and
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allow you to easily document student enquiries about the Learning Management System and associated applications in the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software in order to refer more complex