293 Environment positions at McGill University in Canada

Bieler School of Environment Visiting Scholar

of Environment (www.mcgill.ca/environment ) invites applications from tenured professors who would like to spend a minimum of 4 months of their sabbatical at McGill University’s Bieler School of Environment (BSE

Associate Librarian

preservation in an increasingly diverse and complex environment. The Director has responsibility for building scholarly and diverse collections, developing programs as well as innovative and responsible services

Director of Operations – CHILD-BRIGHT Network (Research Institute)

with proven ability to influence and steer change in a complex environment • Proven ability to effectively manage multiple tasks and priorities • Proven ability to establish and maintain positive working

Post-Doctoral Researcher

in Medical Education at McGill. Accordingly, areas of scholarship include the following: Faculty Development, Professional Identity Formation, Teaching and Learning in the Clinical Environment

Dobson - Program Coordinator

and is responsible for tasks and assignments associated with the building and maintenance of the online training environment, tracking of participant progress and evaluation, and supporting the project

Program Advisor

of responsiveness and effectiveness within a complex, fast-paced office environment. Must possess strong networking skills, along with a professional attitude, diplomacy and ability to mobilize others

Data Engineer (Research Institute)

this knowledge to make recommendations and design decisions for languages, tools, and platforms used in software and data projects, • Troubleshoot and debug environment and infrastructure problems found in

Institutional Clinical Research Educator (6 months) - CANTRAIN (Research Institute)

/orientation materials in collaboration with key stakeholders. • Adapts CANTRAIN onboarding and orientation materials for the local institutional environment. • Coordination and delivery of CANTRAIN curricula

Clinical Research Coordinator (Research Institute)

an Academic environment is an asset, Required Skills • Excellent French and English, spoken and written, • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, • Ability to work independently or with minimum

Communications Advisor (Research Institute)

: Bachelor's Degree Field of Study: Communications, Journalism or a degree in a scientific discipline with strong communications experience from a work environment Work Experience: 3+ years experience in a