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Primary Purpose: The Parking Compliance Officer enforces the University of Saskatchewan parking regulations as a uniformed member of Parking Services, covering the campus and affiliates (McEown Park
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, including reconciliations of actuals/expenses Organize office mail for operations teams Manage various email accounts including scanning all items requiring payment, deposit, or forwarding Reconcile regular
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involves delivering primary care services, conducting health exams, and addressing preventive medicine needs for small animal patients. Additionally, this role includes facilitating diagnostic testing and
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Psychiatric Services. The role integrates patient care, referral management, clinic coordination, and collaboration with community and healthcare partners to ensure safe, timely, and culturally responsive
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personal experiences. This role involves , determining appropriate actions, referring students to specialized services, and following up. The officer supports processes related to student loans, registration
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Education: A four‑year Bachelor’s degree from a recognized post‑secondary institution. Consideration will be given for equivalent experience; however, a degree is preferred. Experience: Previous coaching
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Summary: Reporting to the director, student health and wellbeing, the staff psychologist provides direct psychological services to university students in the department. This position contributes
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identifying and recommending integrated process improvements that support a shared services model. Fosters a principle-based approach to faculty relations by building positive relationships with labour
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education and experience. Salary Family (if applicable): Applied Scientific Services Salary Phase/Band: Phase 3 Posted Date: 7/1/2026 Closing Date: 7/22/2026 at 6:00 pm CST Number of Openings: 1 Work
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responsibilities along with limited service and/or administrative responsibilities, but all faculty will contribute to collegial processes in the College of Education and the University of Saskatchewan