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. The team is passionate and high performing, and the business model requires us to deliver a self-sustaining, well managed and customer service focused business. Responsibilities of this role include: Provide
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physical activity support for a wide range of long-term health conditions and reduce health inequalities. You will deliver a high-quality specialist exercise service within Surrey Sports Park, on campus and
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closely with the Senior Administration Officer, Clinical Placements Manager, wider clinical placements team, and academic and administrative staff aligned to the School of Health Sciences to deliver a high
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role, you'll be responsible for supervising a team to ensure smooth day-to-day operations of the centre. This includes delivering outstanding guest service, maintaining high standards of cleanliness and
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individually, make a real difference. The role As a growing School we are seeking to appoint a number of flexible Lecturers A (Teaching Track) to support our teaching programme. We welcome applicants from all
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this opportunity further, please contact the Lead for Undergraduate and Pre-registration Programmes Claire Tarrant: c.tarrant@surrey.ac.uk or Programme Director for Paramedic Science Charlie Adler
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will help technically lead a team under the guidance of Patrick Sears(PI) as well as conducting research in high resolution liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC-MS) and ambient ionisation mass
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at the edge, rather than the cloud, which will require innovation in compute efficiency and scalability. The role will also focus on IoT data engineering, analysis and management, improve data quality through
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migration of the University’s Unit4 ERP system from its current on-premise system to the Unit4 SaaS cloud platform. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a high-profile strategic project and play a
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closely with the Senior Administration Officer, Clinical Placements Manager, wider clinical placements team, and academic and administrative staff aligned to the School of Health Sciences to deliver a high