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occur during the second week of November. Meetings with faculty will be scheduled separately in November. Eligibility Requirements Anticipate completion of Ph.D. degree by Summer 2026 Ph.D. candidate of a
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to coordinate efforts, receive guidance, training and feedback Contribute to the logistical coordination of the project: meetings, travel, scheduling Participate in literature reviews related to access to health
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, etc.) Consenting families to research studies/e-consenting families Reviewing allergy clinic schedule and cross-checking participant list to determine when participants are coming to clinic
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/Judgement The employee is expected to follow procedures and protocols as outlined by the supervisor and to exercise responsibility, initiative, and judgement in determining their work schedule to complete
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meteorological, trace gas, and ancillary field sensors. Maintain and upgrade field site infrastructure, including scaffold towers, wooden platforms, and off-grid power systems. Coordinate maintenance schedules
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. blood, CSF, DNA) from enrolled participants, including arranging collection during visits, ensuring linkage between samples and participant records, and supporting related logistics (scheduling, transport
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• Providing training in specialized lab infrastructure • Scheduling equipment user access and usage • Ensuring all WHMIS/EHS regulations are met, safety training, and working with Chemistry’s Safety
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, including managing participant databases, screening potential participants, and scheduling study visits. Maintain accurate, confidential records and ensure compliance with institutional and ethical guidelines
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such as scheduling meetings Consequence of Error/Judgement The Research Assistant will work under direct supervision of the PI and will receive instructions and training on how to perform the task
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support (including coordinating, arranging and scheduling meetings) from different working groups and members of McGill University, the ZIKA Consortium, and WHO coordination teams Monitor study progress