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team/Mō te tīma The Department of Surgical Sciences excels in clinical teaching and training, linking science with clinical research, and developing our discipline nationally and internationally. Our
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may be expected to teach into other Te Tumu papers. The candidate will also develop and maintain a programme of research and publication. In addition, the candidate will also be expected to contribute
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tīma/About our team The Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology is a research-intensive department that provides a dynamic environment for researchers interested in developing state-of-the-art
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experience in the hospitality industry. • Experience in the supervision of service staff. • An ability to develop and maintain effective networks and key relationships. You will be committed
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backgrounds. • A good working knowledge of relevant New Zealand law. • A well-developed sense of humour is also valued. You will be physically fit and healthy, hold a current full drivers licence and
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collaboration enables you to develop strong stakeholder relationships and communicate effectively to inform, persuade, and negotiate. Your exceptional organisational, problem-solving, and administrative skills
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culturally sensitive manner. • Represent the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Māori) and their staff throughout the University and the wider Māori community. • Draft, prepare, coordinate and review
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stakeholders and develop proposal(s) for rural postgraduate pathways. You will also support teaching of residential workshops, and postgraduate teaching based the RHACA site, including the development of new
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Development. • On going professional development opportunities. The role/Te mahi We are seeking an outstanding and highly organised administrator to provide administrative services to the Centre
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+ 6.75% Superannuation + 5 Weeks Annual Leave. • We encourage learning and development opportunities and offer career progression. The role/Te mahi Our Administrators serve as vital points of contact