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Community Services Assistant 5 - Public Space Program Assistant
The City of Surrey, Surrey, BC
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Research Assistant
Fraser Health Authority, Surrey, BC
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The role assists the project leads with ethics applications and literature reviews, as well as the preparation of grant proposals, research presentations, posters and manuscripts for publication. Further, the role would also be responsible for the collection and entry of data, aggregation and reporting of summary statistics from large research projects and/or events.  In addition, the role performs various administrative and clerical functions such as the coordinating of research meetings and events including networking dinners and educational workshops, as well as planning of agendas, and recording of meeting minutes. 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SR JAA - Senior Judicial Administrative Assistant
BC Public Service, Surrey, BC
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Receptionist
Hunt Personnel/Temporarily Yours, Surrey, BC
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