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desks provide service between 7AM and 11PM seven days per week throughout the year. FDSRs act as a primary liaison in residence emergencies. They enhance safety and security by regulating key access and
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merchant services, including user access to card portals and monthly card settlement fee allocations, GST rebates, and reconciliations. Processes cash deposits. Responds to departmental inquiries regarding
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, research staff, students and community partners. The position is primarily located at the Rapid Access Addiction Clinic at St. Paul’s Hospital and the BC Centre on Substance Use, with some flexibility for
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orientation for new trainees, including arrangements for ID card, network ID and hospital access and necessary documentation. Support for Clinical Faculty Provides administrative supports for General Surgery
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, vendors, and GMP manufacturing personnel to support bioprocess innovations and translational manufacturing readiness. Consequence of Error/Judgement The Research Engineer may have access to confidential
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efficiency and usability Assists in the coordination of residence construction and maintenance projects when they affect residents and/or involve front desk services. Facilitates trades and contractor access
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other related duties and responsibilities as required. Facilities Management - Oversees all aspects of facilities for the department's building - Programs card reader access and submits key requests
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to facility planning. The position works in consultation with Gallery leadership and works collaboratively with Gallery staff and a variety of UBC departments to create a safe, secure and accessible facility
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post-secondary humanities research more publicly accessible, fostering accountable interdisciplinary collaboration, and supporting exchanges between academic and non-academic expertise. It seeks
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credits per year, transferable to immediate family), a $1,000 annual professional development fund, and access to advanced training in areas such as mental health first aid, ASIST, threat assessment, and