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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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often highly active office environment with multiple, and competing demands. Continuous change, shifting priorities, and frequent interruptions are the norm. Prompt, complete, and accurate work is
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of academic program development and outreach activities. The role operates in a dynamic, fast-paced environment, requiring a self-starter who can manage multiple priorities and build strong professional
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from the Manager Perform related duties as required Education: Completion of a relevant 2-year post-secondary program. An equivalent combination of applicable education and experience will be considered
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Primary Purpose: The Program Administrator (PA) for a Residency Program at the University of Saskatchewan is responsible for providing high level specialized program support to the Program Director
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the School of Rehabilitation Science and SRS academic and clinical program leadership. This includes but is not limited to: strategic planning, student services, accreditation, organizational structures and
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. Education: Candidates must be a graduate of a college or university program, ideally in museology, education or fine arts. Experience and Skills The ideal candidate will: have experience working in a museum
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equitable access to accommodations and support services across all campuses Liaise with Access and Equity Services, Saskatchewan Physician Support Program, and other partners Advocate for students in cases
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electronic). Collaborate with Academic Program Assistants to ensure SRS admissions website and other USask sites (SRS specific) are correct and up to date with ongoing review to ensure clarity and accuracy
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on the particular program, and is sometimes subject to a number of unpredictable variables. Coming through the pandemic and into global socioeconomic and political uncertainty, we are increasingly aware of how our