326 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"Prof" positions at Curtin University
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knowledge to determine appropriate solutions. Well-developed interpersonal skills, with the ability to build and maintain effective professional relationships across diverse teams and levels. Excellent
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the development and maintenance of project management plans and documentation. Liaising with key stakeholders to ensure effective contribution to the project. Providing a range of project management and
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Job Reference: 975394 Industry Exchange The Industry Exchange team plays a key role in connecting Curtin University students with industry opportunities, focusing on developing students’ skills and
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strong working relationships with suppliers and resolve issues promptly. Provide high-level service to clients and stakeholders, including the resolution of access issues. Contribute to the development
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Job Reference: 987901 About the Role: This position involves developing and engaging with industry partners and schools to create mutually beneficial relationships. The goal is to enhance
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innovative curriculum design and development, enhancing pedagogies, and supporting your fellow teaching staff. This role also involves contributing to the integration of research, scholarship, and professional
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assessment and feedback practices for people with acquired brain injury through developing a co-designed training to improve engagement, self-efficacy, and rehabilitation outcomes. This is a fixed-term (3
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Education & Training (MoET) in Vietnam, through its Vietnam International Education Development (VIED) office and was launched in January 2019. Project 89 will be operational until 2030 with the purpose
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relation to the treatment of UTIs and antimicrobial resistance. Pharmacist-led AMS initiatives to improve the management of UTIs in RACHs may reduce the development of antimicrobial‐resistant pathogens, with
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, effective testing and treatment, and ongoing surveillance, evaluation, and research. This is the legacy of Australia's original HIV response. Responses should be developed that seek to reduce antipathy and