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teacher-researchers who continuously engage in critical inquiry as a key component of their professional practice. Students will develop knowledge and understanding of how to access, interpret, synthesize
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. The successful candidate will be expected to lead research, addressing barriers across the continuum (e.g., primary care, acute care, community, and tele-rehabilitation) and translating findings into service
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: https://www.mcgill.ca/engineering/about-us/employment-opportunities How to apply: ***In accordance with Article 12.02 of the AGSEM Teaching Assistant collective agreement: All applicants for posted
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leadership of a multi-service unit, and the ability to interpret and apply a broad range of institutional policies and procedures. The successful candidate has experience providing leadership and vision, and
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. Further details regarding the required level of French language proficiency for Occupational Therapist in Quebec can be found here: https://www.oeq.org/ergotherapeutes/l-ordre-et-moi/mon-inscription-au
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Associate Professor/Professor -JDMI UHN Chair in Medical Imaging and AI at the University of Toronto
by the site and University of Toronto, such as: research, education & training, partnership development (collaborations, internal and external, knowledge translation and deployment of discoveries
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in Organismal Biology BIOL 432 Limnology BIOL 465 Conservation Biology Estimated Number of Positions: 100 Total Hours of Work per Term: 45-180 Position Summary: See the job descriptions at: https
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, People & Culture McGill University Location: Montreal Reason for search: New position https://www.mcgill.ca/secretariat/files/secretariat/04.boyden_executif_profile_-_mcgill_vp_people_culture_-_en_002.pdf
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, transparency, and consistency. You are a highly capable project leader who can translate strategy into action while maintaining institutional stability. Why Join the University of Lethbridge? This is an
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Lecturer/Assistant Professor/Associate Professor - Abdominal Imaging - Joint Dept of Medical Imaging
(including dedicated research scanners), 12 X-ray and 40 ultrasound units, two PET-CT scanners, and one PET MRI scanner. Abdominal radiologists interpret approximately 10,000 radiographs, 70,000 abdominal CTs