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Job Description: Physical Security Technician II Office of Information Technology This position directly supports the technology needs of Brown University’s Department of Public Safety, a sworn
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Job Description: Physical Security Technician III - Public Safety Technology Office of Information Technology This position directly supports the technology needs of Brown University’s Department
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an opportunity to practice medical interviewing, counseling skills, physical exams, and interpersonal communication skills. To provide the learner with an optimal learning experience, standardized patients should
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damages, malfunctions, repairs and informs supervisor of same. Qualifications Ability to read and interpret written instructions, service orders, and labels on chemical supplies. Must be physically able
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communication skills ♦ Documented experience in proposal writing in an academic environment Additional physical demands and working conditions: Hybrid Eligible. All candidates must possess a willingness and
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to dealing with personnel matters, and dealing with conflict. Must possess the ability to work in a collaborative, diverse environment. Knowledge of all Microsoft™ Office Software and ability to process time
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for NAISI’s physical and virtual spaces, interacting with all NAISI staff, undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and adjunct instructors. Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 5
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organization of laboratory research activities. Must be willing to work with mildly infectious organisms. Writing is an integral part of the research process and as a result, strong written communication skills
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on the University cashiering system and as necessary, non-integrated subsystems. They also process over-the-counter departmental deposits for University departments, distribute reimbursement for petty cash and
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and the Vice President of Dining Programs on employee and labor relations issues, including grievances and the collective bargaining process working with managers to gather feedback, and advise