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. writing accurate reports and assigning staff breaks. Addressing patron accessibility, questions and needs. Attends pre-shift briefings and makes note of event specific instructions, timings and special
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. Knowledge of accounting procedures and inventory control is required. Proficient in MS Office (Word, Outlook, Access and Excel). Experience in web page maintenance, desktop publishing, workday, and ActiveNet
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access to this data is limited to the study Principal Investigators and their agents. Responds to routine access requests, system issue troubleshooting, configures system workflow for users. 17. Ensures a
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manage CIEBH's digital communication platforms, ensuring information is accurate, current and aligned with CIEBH’s strategic priorities, UBC branding and accessibility standards. Plan and deliver
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reference records, including research activity updates, partnership information, and public-facing resources, ensuring they are accurate, current, and accessible to the communications team. Event & Engagement
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their mandates. The incumbent is expected to apply an extensive understanding of the objectives and mandate of the Indigenous Strategic Plan (ISP). Organizational Status This position reports directly to the
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, Centre for Accessibility, International Student Development, International Student Initiative, Centre for Student Involvement & Careers, Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office, Early Alert, and
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and Indigenous communities, and improving digital health literacy and patient access to virtual care. This position reports to the Associate Lead, Research. The incumbent will supervise the work
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closely with clinical teams to translate complex medical information into clear, engaging, and accessible visual formats. This position will be in-person based at BC Children’s Hospital, 4480 Oak Street
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instructions, email inquiries and ongoing issues as they arise, handouts, ID badges, parking arrangements and other logistics. Acts as a resource for students with issues involving hospital-specific access and