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- ઓપનિંગ્સ
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- પોસ્ટ કર્યું
- 4 કલાક પેહલા
- કાર્ય મોડ
- ઓફિસમાં
- શિક્ષણ
- Undergraduate or graduate degree
- લાયકાત
- Open to undergraduate or graduate students and recent graduates in relevant disciplines, including but not limited to Psychology, Sociology, Public Health, Veterinary Medicine, and Agriculture.
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કામનું વર્ણન
Job Overview
This role entails supporting a research initiative investigating mental health concerns among large animal veterinarians operating in rural regions of Saskatchewan.
Key Responsibilities
- Facilitate and organize interviews with rural veterinary professionals.
- Recruit participants for the study effectively.
- Review, systematize, and manage qualitative data.
- Conduct data analysis to derive meaningful insights.
- Contribute to the drafting of research reports and manuscripts.
- Assist in preparing and delivering presentations related to the project.
Qualifications and Skills
- An undergraduate or graduate degree holder, or recent graduate, specialized in Psychology, Sociology, Public Health, Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture, or a related field.
- Excellent oral and written communication capabilities.
- A keen interest in topics related to mental health, rural health, or veterinary science research.
- Experience with qualitative research methodologies is advantageous.
- Commitment to promoting and valuing diversity in the workplace.
Additional Information
This is a full-time, onsite position with hours typically scheduled Monday to Friday during core working hours.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic values workforce diversity and considers it a vital strength, especially emphasizing Indigenous representation, as roughly 20% of the student body is Indigenous. Recruitment efforts aim to foster a workforce that reflects this diversity.
Applicants must submit a resume and cover letter; submission of a Curriculum Vitae is optional.
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Diversity Awareness