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(MD) program in North West Tasmania to help increase the number of medical graduates pursuing rural health careers. As a Lecturer in Clinical Sciences, you will play a key role in educating and
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and present. Lead and support the technology that powers world-class maritime simulation facilities Contribute to nationally recognised training, research and industry engagement activities Full time
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the Medicines Australia Continuing Education Program and the National Prescribing Curriculum. Working closely with developers, educational designers and academics, the role is responsible for creating engaging
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Apply now Job no:504132 Work type:Full time Location:Hobart Categories:Information Technology The University of Tasmania acknowledges the Palawa/Pakana and Gadigal/Wangal people as the traditional
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research. CMEH maintains a long-standing collaboration with the Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) investigating marine vehicle hydrodynamics. As part of an expanded research program with DSTG
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past and present. About the opportunity University of Tasmania's Health is seeking an Animal Services Coordinator to oversee the operations of its animal research facilities at the Medical Science
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are completed to the required standard and timeframe. Undertake skill development in dairy farming techniques such as milking, feeding, and caring for dairy cattle, including understanding their health needs
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-time role based in Launceston – relocation support considered for the right applicant! About the opportunity The School of Health Sciences is committed, through the Allied Health Expansion program, to
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to separately address the success profile. For further information about this position, please contact I-Lien Tsay, Manager, Learning and Academic Skills, [email protected] or 6226 4784 Please visit https
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Apply now Job no:503569 Work type:Full time Location:Hobart Categories:Information Technology The University of Tasmania acknowledges the Palawa/Pakana and Gadigal/Wangal people as the traditional