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The Department of Pathology, Dunedin School of Medicine, teaches all areas of pathology to students from the medical, medical laboratory science, dental, and physiotherapy programmes. It also contributes to other
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includes development, preparation, and delivery of teaching material. Depending on the role appointed, there may be a requirement to be involved in research, but research collaboration with other members
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Professional Practice Fellow/Senior Professional Practice Fellow - Dentistry (Auckland)-2400580 FACULTY OF DENTISTRY DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES The role/Te mahi Our Faculty seeks to appoint a
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a Mechanical Engineer within the Property Services Division, you will be responsible for the planning and delivery of high-quality mechanical/engineering/HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air
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, ephemera, maps, photographs and art - contain both historical and contemporary material. Staff at the Hocken cater to the research needs of academics and students from the University of Otago, as
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The Department of Pathology, Dunedin School of Medicine, teaches all areas of pathology to students from the medical, medical laboratory science, dental, and physiotherapy programmes. It also contributes to other
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operational requirements of programme activities. • Provide support with the development of programme and learning materials. • Work collaboratively with other teams within Organisational Development
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, Templates, General Layout) / PDFs / Print. • Image Manipulation – Photoshop (Scanning, stitching images together, colour correction). • Video Editing – Splicing video / audio tracks (Final Cut Pro
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Gross Anatomy Technician - Undergraduate Teaching-2302219 DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES Do you have a genuine desire to care for the deceased/tūpūpaku? Do you have a passion
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Postdoctoral Fellow-2302104 DIVISION OF SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS Topics: Stochastic modelling of recurrence patterns of cause-and-effect in point processes The role/Te mahi