58 programming-"Multiple"-"U"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"Prof" positions at University of Saskatchewan
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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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Primary Purpose: To support the successful implementation, continuous improvement, and accreditation readiness of the Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) program. This new 2-year
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of Plant Sciences and Crop Development Centre are supported and achieved. Plant Sciences is a large and diverse department with substantial academic and research programs; including the Crop Development
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, equity, diversity, and inclusion as outlined in the University Plan 2025. Working collaboratively with the College of Medicine (CoM), and the central USask recruitment team, and other key partners
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, academic and personal support, accommodations, and career advising. The role integrates mentorship programming, residency application support, and wellness initiatives to ensure students receive holistic and
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The Manager, Academic Programs and Operations is the lead of the SRS administrative team and supports strategic initiatives aligned with the School of Rehabilitation Science, College of Medicine and
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to the University and the multiple publics we engage through active dialogue, discursive programming, and exhibitions. This position is outward facing and acts as a catalyst to bring artists, students, scholars
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Primary Purpose: The Undergraduate Programs Advisor plays a critical role in the drive to improve the academic success, recruitment, retention/persistence rates, graduation rates, and overall