22 Law uni jobs at University of Saskatchewan

Legal Counsel, Contracts, Research, and Innovation

commercial strategies of USask. The Legal Office is a collaborative and team oriented space where legal counsel will be expected to provide cross portfolio advice and consult in multiple areas of law beyond

Peace Officer

life and property, prevent crime, engage in problem-solving initiatives, and enforce and investigate violations of federal, provincial, and municipal law in accordance with our authorities. The Peace

General Maintenance Worker

, ventilation and plumbing applications. Provides residents with safety information (e.g. door chains, peepholes, security and fire procedures, door locks, etc.). May serve as first contact for police

Financial Analyst

rules, practices, tax laws, and reporting requirements for various granting agencies is required. Knowledge of the research project lifecycle is an asset. Experience with business process improvement is

Pharmacist

constraints. Provides instruction in pharmaceutical laws and dispensing procedures for undergraduate vet students, pharmacy students, and veterinary technology students. Assists with development and

Communications Officer

of the College of Law in alignment with the University’s integrated plan. Nature of Work: Reporting to the Director of Administration and working closely with the Dean, the Officer will work collaboratively with

Faculty: Department of Psychology (St Thomas More College)

memory). There may be the possibility to substitute one or two cognitive courses for the following courses: Death and Dying and/or Psychology and Law. The teaching load will be five 3 cu courses over

Operations Technologist

to the extent permissible under employment law (The Saskatchewan Employment Act, S‐15.1, 2013, as amended). Any offer of employment will be conditional on the result of a successful five-year Employment

Finance and Administrative Research Officer

laws and regulations and collective agreements. Works with the Director or designate and OVDR to provide administrative oversight for Master of Physical Therapy Research Projects. Acts as the School’s

Senior Project Manager

regular reporting process through project and university governance processes and groups. Ensure compliance with university policies and regulations, provincial and federal laws and regulations pertaining