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experiments, which includes photocopying and preparing forms. - Contacting and scheduling appointments with participants. - Running participants through experimental procedures; recording test data. All
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across multiple study sites, including scheduling calls, teleconferences, and other activities as needed Provide logistical support (booking rooms, distributing agendas, taking meeting minutes, etc
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publications and reports by drafting methods sections, preparing figures, and verifying data accuracy. Manages records and manuals for laboratory equipment, schedules annual maintenance visits, coordinates
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and also take direction from the Research Facilitator. Work Performed - Provides clerical assistance, including answering phones, booking appointments, scheduling meeting, scheduling tests, and
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to the position as required. Consequence of Error/Judgement This position requires judgment, tact, discretion and initiative to an outstanding degree. Tasks are assigned and the candidate plans and schedules his
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research logistics such as scheduling meetings, maintaining databases, filing ethics documentation, and handling correspondence with participants. Qualifications: Graduate degree Detail-oriented and self
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Mahdavi (SAIT) and Jennifer Lock (UofC) The Role Coordinate project meetings, including scheduling, agendas, and note-taking Maintain accurate project records and documentation Manage communication with
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bibliographies, scanning and photocopying of documents, formatting PowerPoint presentations, scheduling within lab and multi-site conference calls and meetings with collaborators on research projects. Code and
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support: Assist with scheduling, user engagement, and tracking project activities Support recruitment and consenting of study participants under supervision Review clinical and patient records to support
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plans and schedules his/her own work. Considerable judgment must be initiated and carried through activities important to the functioning of UBC CPD in absence of established policies, procedures and