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at McGill University), do not apply through this Career Site. Login to your McGill Workday account and apply to this posting using the Find Jobs report (type Find Jobs in the search bar). Primary Duties
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Hockey program. Administrative tasks regarding eligibility, recruitment, scholarship requirements, and performance logs are also an integral part of this position. Primary Responsibilities: The Head Coach
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(e.g., OPVPA, Human Resources, and McGill Faculties), liaising also with external community partners, and strengthening synergy among these units. Primary Responsibilities: Develop employment equity
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years of postdoctoral experience • Experience working in cell culture, preferably with primary cell lines and human tissue, • Experience working with animals. Required Skills • Excellent communication and
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eligibility, scholarship requirements, Workday timesheet approval, and performance logs. Primary Responsibilities: Assess and help players on their athletic performance and skills. Schedule practices and drills
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laboratory management, • Accomplish any other related tasks as required by the immediate supervisor, • Ability to work flexible hours at short notice. Education / Experience Education: Master's Degree
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program. Administrative tasks regarding eligibility, recruitment, scholarship requirements, and performance logs are also an integral part of this position. Primary Responsibilities: Assess and help players
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AMUSE and MUNACA staff who work as part of the Client Experience team. Primary Responsibilities: Supervise and train full-time and casual staff working in the Client Experience department. This includes
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: The responsibilities of the research nurse are to work closely with the principal investigator and the study team to collect and document research data. In addition to providing and coordinating care, the research nurse
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. COMMUNICATION • Serves as the primary contact and resource for the network’s activities. • Maintains effective communication through oral and written correspondence, ensuring adequate documentation. • With