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Summary: The medSask pharmacist is responsible for responding to drug information requests from healthcare providers and consumers. This position collaborates with health organizations and partners
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maintenance and laboratory information management systems (LIMS) is an asset. Licenses: Must possess or be willing to obtain the following certificates: WHMIS Certificate General Laboratory Safety U of S Safety
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Position: This .8 FTE position is a ten-month term, with the possibility of extension, to hopefully start by September 7, 2026. The position includes administrative support for a pan-Canadian summer
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The Regina Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Research Group, which is part of the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine, works collaboratively with clinician-researchers, trainees
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University Relations is responsible for institutional advancement programs (Development, Strategic Communications, Alumni Relations and Operations and Services), and as such is dedicated
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of the University Library’s web presence including Cascade and LibGuides. Working collaboratively with library staff, web editors, and campus partners, the position helps ensure web content is accessible, user
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: The salary range, based on 1.0 FTE, is $30.25 - 38.38 per hour. The starting salary will be commensurate with education and experience. Salary Family (if applicable): Operational Services Salary Phase/Band
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excellent oral and written communication skills in English. Should be able to drive a truck and trailer or be willing to learn how to do so. Proficiency with common business computer programs will be
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, including Donations & Trusts, Systems & Records, and Research & Pipeline. This position is a primary resource within the unit by providing service guidance and partnership to other University Relations (UR
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to the Manager of Retail Operations, this position is found in a variety of locations across the University. The work involves a mix of routine tasks with a low level of complexity. Tasks require