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Department: Public Safety - Police Operations ----- Police Dispatch Shift A Position Title: Police Dispatcher - Public Safety Job Family Group: University Support Staff Job Description Summary
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Department: Public Safety - Police Operations ----- Police Dispatch Shift A Position Title: Police Dispatcher Job Family Group: University Support Staff Job Description Summary: This position is
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including operating video surveillance equipment, when needed. Reports suspicious activities to Police Communication Center for follow-up, when necessary. Completes and submits incident reports. Participates
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a department does not have an assistant director. Non-commissioned, civilian position that works in the Public Safety Division of the University of Kansas Medical Center Police Department
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provisions in U.S. Copyright Law. Awareness of prominent journals within the medical specialties and sufficient knowledge to guide researchers towards appropriate journals or other systems for dissemination
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or residents. Work Experience: Knowledge and understanding of civil rights laws, particularly ADA and Section 504, and familiarity with relevant case law. Previous work experience that demonstrates sensitivity
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. Effective communication skills. Effective customer service skills. Job Duties Outlined: Security – 60% Remain alert to the presence of unauthorized persons and emergency situations and contact law enforcement
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, analyzing, and presenting data; senior level: advanced spreadsheet skills and proficiency with analytical and statistical tools and programs Knowledge of employment laws and regulations Knowledge in managing
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. Conducts inspections and enforce adherence to KUMC policies and procedures as well as laws and regulations governing the health and safety of individuals. Serves on the Institutional Biosafety Committee and
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the mentorship of Dr. Emily Law. The postdoctoral fellow will contribute to ongoing research studies in digital health interventions, sleep health and migraine, and headache management in pediatric primary care