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and patience Ability to work under pressure and with a large volume of work under limited supervision. Must be able to work independently and work as part of a team Excellent computer skills including
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-up, telephone, campus cards, computers and keys for new/returning Counsellors, administrative staff, and practicum students. Troubleshoot computer and office equipment problems; arrange for maintenance
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the event of an emergency. · Monitors, assesses, and analyzes multiple computer databases to obtain and relay information to the appropriate departments, authorities, and individuals. · Conducts
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short turn-around time. Ability to work in a team environment. Ability to work with minimal supervision. Computer experience required at an intermediate level (Word, Excel, UBC SISC/FSC, Workday).
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small and large groups. Basic computer skills: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access), understanding of social media and general internet skills, and database management. The position may include in
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at counter or at tables; prepares and calculates bills for payment. Enters customer orders in computer or cash register and accepts payment via cash, meal plan card, bonus cards, vouchers, debit, or credit
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the SuccessFactors Careers module from your NRC computer.
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this position: Strong health profession skills (e.g., counselling, patient interviewing, empathetic communication, trauma informed care, documentation, computer); Strong community advocacy skills: connects
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changing landscape. Ability to prioritize and seek clarification when uncertain Proficient with MS Outlook, MS Word, MS Excel and MS PowerPoint, along with the ability to use databases, computer network
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confidentiality. Ability to effectively represent UBC to internal and external stakeholders in person, over the phone, and in writing Computer experience at an intermediate level required (Word, Excel, PowerPoint