184 computer-programmer-"the"-"U"-"UCL"-"FEMTO-ST-institute"-"University-of-Bradford" positions at University of Saskatchewan in Canada
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peoples. The Saskatchewan Health Information Resources Program (SHIRP) is a program of the University Library that supports access to a sub-set of the University Library's health sciences e-resources
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in art and various languages. This unit is dynamic, community-focused and cost-recovery. Primary Purpose: The Non-Credit Assistant Program Coordinator supports the coordination, development, and
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in art and various languages. This unit is dynamic, community-focused and cost-recovery. Primary Purpose: The Program Operations and Administrative Officer provides operational, logistical, and
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Primary Purpose: The Research and Program Coordinator plays a dual role in supporting the delivery and operational success of the Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) program. This position
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is seeking a student program assistant to support the Building Intercultural Mentorship (BIRM) program. The BIRM program connects USask students with Indigenous high school students in Saskatoon high
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Primary Purpose: The Department of Family Medicine is a large complex provincially distributed medical education program in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan and is
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Primary Purpose: The Department of Family Medicine is a large complex provincially distributed medical education program in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan and is
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Medicine (DFM). Nature of Work: Reporting to the Manager, Medical Education and working under the workflow supervision of the Saskatoon Site Director, in coordination with the Saskatoon Program Administrator
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The MPT Program Coordinator plays a central role in supporting the academic and operational success of the Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) program within the School of Rehabilitation Science (SRS
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The MPT Program Coordinator plays a central role in supporting the academic and operational success of the Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) program within the School of Rehabilitation Science (SRS