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day to day direction from the SP Coordinator and the Administrative Coordinators. This position will assist with the promotion, development, and coordination of the Simulated Patient Program (SPP
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Research. Reporting to the Dean through the Assistant Dean, Research Support Services, the successful candidate will be responsible for: Developing the RES initiative literature search methods and workflows
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professional development; and a comprehensive benefits and pension program. Primary Purpose: Reporting to the Research Information Management Systems (RIMS) Coordinator, the Systems Analyst (RIMS Operations
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in teaching to further develop their teaching skills. The duties of a GTF holder may include instructing one or more classes, serving as a grader for assignments and/or examinations, facilitating
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processes, and leadership for learning. The findings will generate context-specific evidence to inform system-wide strategies for quality improvement and learning health systems development in low- and middle
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collective agreement and related legislation as well as University policy as it affects the member. Prepare grievances when appropriate from start to finish (investigate, research and document) in consultation
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and End Dates: September 1 – April 30, 2025 Duties: In the appointment of Teaching Assistant, your general duties and responsibilities will be as follows: Developing assignment questions Marking exams
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Please note that a strong internal candidate has been identified. Summary: The study abroad coordinator leads the development, implementation, and operations of innovative programming and services
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START END TERM RLST 218.3 WS2 30 Developments in Buddhist Thought WEB N/A N/A T2 Course Dates: Term 1: September 1, 2025 – December 31, 2025 Term 2: January 1, 2026 – April 30, 2026 Applications should be
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Primary Purpose: To provide clerical administrative assistance for the Undergraduate Medical Education (UGME) program within the College of Medicine, with a concentration on year one and year three