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decision-making regarding distributed learner housing and support the College's long-term medical education expansion goals. NATURE OF WORK The College of Medicine currently utilizes learner housing across
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calculations and provides direct support to plan members. Duties and Responsibilities: Provides timely and accurate reporting to support effective decision-making and ongoing development. Addresses the needs
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Knowledge of Streaming and Video Production Ability to exercise sound judgment based on discretionary decision-making, a strong awareness of how such decisions affects the University, Colleges, USask Huskie
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management, strong initiative and follow-through. The individual in this position must exercise considerable judgment, discretionary decision-making in a complex environment; and an ability to build
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, problem-solving, and decision-making skills, with the ability to exercise sound judgment and maintain confidentiality Demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel
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, and relational complexities to support effective collective bargaining, policy development, and dispute resolution. Through collaboration and informed decision-making, the director fosters constructive
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service skills Ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively in a team Excellent problem-solving, judgement, and decision-making skills Proficient computer skills, including Microsoft
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nature and requires a good understanding of a variety of administrative tasks. The position exercises decision-making in accordance with established policies and procedures. The position establishes and
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and tight deadlines. The position establishes and maintains a level of professional relationships that supports exceptional collaboration with researchers. Judgment and decision-making follow
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. Demonstrated ability to make decisions based on established policies and procedures, and ability to recognize when others need to be involved in activities or decisions. Demonstrated leadership skills, building