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Purpose: To support hydrological monitoring and research activities within GWFO, focusing on fieldwork, data management, equipment maintenance, and training. Nature of Work: Reporting to the Director of
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processes and reviews domestic and international undergraduate applications, assesses documentation from multiple sources, and records information within student information systems. This position
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. This individual will be responsible for managing activities of the research projects of the, including administration (i.e. budget management and bi-annual funder reports), data collection/analysis (i.e. leading
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, and the ability to work independently within established policies, procedures, and program requirements. The Coordinator routinely manages confidential and sensitive information and must exercise
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research projects as they materialize. Using appropriate methods, curates and assesses the quality of available evidence, works with residents, faculty, and the research team to translate data analysis, and
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will help ensure HR business processes, data structures, integrations, reporting, and security requirements are successfully aligned with the future-state ERP environment. Summary: The human resources
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faculty, staff, current and prospective students, and external organizations. Discretion and confidentiality is required in handling student information. The work requires innovative problem solving, sound
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, information technology/systems, facilities management, data management and financial management in the PGME office. This position is in direct and constant collaboration with all PGME team members and other internal and
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delivering information literacy instruction and programming. providing information services, including one-on-one consultations, on a wide variety of topics including literature searching, knowledge syntheses
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system in its approaches to collecting and learning from health-related information to achieve system improvement. Funded by the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) and Health Data