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this classification perform routine clinical and laboratory tasks and assist clinical research coordinators with study visits, simple preparation of materials, breathing tests and other various tasks. Primary focus
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led by Dr. Sarah Hamilton. This study addresses the critical challenge of creating spaces for all learners to see themselves in the mathematics they learn and do. In particular, it examines the fragile
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, which includes photocopying and preparing forms. Contacting and scheduling appointments with research group members, volunteers, honours students, and visiting researchers. Running participants through
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, in a respectful and confidential manner. Conducts pre-screening of potential participants to check for study eligibility. Prepares participant study visit documents and performs onsite research visits
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relevant online resources, databases, and publications. Conduct archival research and visits to archives, libraries, and other research repositories as required. Collect, organize, and analyze research
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-up visits. Pays participants and tracks participant payments Answers all questions participants (and parents of participants) may have with regards to our research and the study they are participating
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and healthy control participants. The position assists with participant identification, recruitment and consent; schedules and sets up study visits and biospecimen collections; enters, verifies and