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J A C O B G E O R G E253 Johnson Street, Barrie, Ontario, CANADA, L4M 6S1
e-mail: [email protected] Phone (1-705) 737 0268, Cell (1-705) 220- 6700
Career goalsHaving been working in the Bacteriology and Parasitology Laboratories as well as involved in teaching these subjects for several years in the Central Public Health Laboratory Muscat I am looking for a placement in Canada where I am a permanent resident now. My interest is primarily in Medical Laboratory Teaching Program, or to work in a microbiology laboratory .
Education BSc in Medical Laboratory Technology from The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh, India
Punjab State Medical Faculty’s Diploma in MLT from Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India Clinical Laboratory Technicians Diploma, from Shunmugham Institute, Kayamkulam, Kerala, India
Additional Training Two years paramilitary training from the National Cadet Corps, Ministry of defence, India, Obtained
“B” certificate also Simcoe county (Canada) CPR Certificate 2009 Trained in Fire fighting Computer Literate, well versed with Excel, Word and Internet Possess G license of Ontario Speak English, Hindi, Malayalam fluently and can converse in Arabic, Tamil, Urdu, and Punjabi.
Professional training received
Attended WHO’s training program for implementing and monitoring EQA in Health Care Laboratories in 2000. The training was held in MOH, facilitated by the UK NEQAS team lead by Dr Jerry Snell
Participated in the training for Total Quality Management for Laboratory Disciplines in 2009 . The training was held in MOH and facilitated by Dr. Joana Zwetyenga, WHO Expert in TQM
Attended several symposia, workshop&Training programs of Ministry of Health Facilitated several training programs while employed in MOH
Work experience
Senior Research Technician -1970 to 1972 at the Chistian Medical College &Hospital (Teaching Institution with 1000+ beds in Ludhiana, Punjab, India)
Superintendant Technician- 1974 to 1976 at Tiruvalla Medical Mission (600 bed multi disciplinary Hospital in Tiruvalla, Kerala, India)
Worked in Oman in a private laboratory, 1976-1985 Workes as Senior lab technician 1985-2009 with Central Public Health Laboratory, Darsait, Ministry
of Health (Staff No 11729) Acting Head of section-Bacteriology- 1995 to 1997 Head of QAP 1997-2002 Organizer, EQAP in Microbiology 2002-2009
Bacteriology Reference Laboratory& Parasitology Laboratory
Enteric and meningeal pathogens Diagnosis Unit Parasitology – Diagnosis by conventional& Immunological methods and by culture Food Hygiene& Food borne Out break investigation unit Media preparation& QC Involved in many epidemiological Surveys for Parasitology & Bacteriology Training and orientation programs in Parasitology and Bacteriology
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Laboratory safety& First-aid Worked in different capacities in the National TB Reference Lab Darsait 1985-97 Carried out External QAP for Health Care Laboratories in Bacteriology, Faecal and Blood Parasitology, Water
bacteriology, Food Hygiene, Food borne infections, TB microscopy& Culture, Microbiological staining from 1994 to 2009
International Quality Assurance Programs
Worked as Medical Lab Technologist for the EMRO/REQAS/Microbiology Program Preparing simulated clinical specimens by spiking formulated base material with commensals or/and pathogens Quality checking the formulated specimens & Preparing request forms Packing survey material according to the IATA regulations&Dispatching to the participants in member
countries of EMRO region and to the reference laboratories, Assisting in the Evaluation of results, preparing spread sheets, tabulating scores and preparing country reports,
organizing training activities as remedial measures
Training programs conducted or organized
Laboratory diagnosis of Meningeal pathogens, Agents of septicaemia, Streptococcal &Staphylococcal infections, Follow up activities for blood culture Brucellosis, Borreliosis, Diphtheria, Haemophilus Epiglotitis, Pertussis Plague, Anthrax, Legionellosis, Leptospirosis
Salmonellosis, Shigellosis, Cholera&Campylobacter infections, Serotyping of diarrhoeal agents including EPEC, ETEC, EHEC, EIEC, Laboratory diagnosis of Yersinia, Plesiomonas &Aeromonas diarrohea Investigation of Food borne infections Food Hygiene Examination
Diagnosis of Acanthamoeba, Naegleria, Cryptosporidium, Isospora& Cyclospora Identification of Parasites, ova/cysts Laboratory diagnosis of Blood parasites Food handler screening for parasitic disease TB Culture, TB-AMST Antimicrobial Susceptibility tests Detection and interpretation of MRSA, ESBL, VREC Use of Disinfectants & Antiseptics Alberts, Gram, Giemsa, Spore, ZN, FA&Negative staining Media preparation and QC Maintenance of control strains used for QC&training Testing potable, recreational and treated effluent water
Associated with the following teaching programs
Bacteriology and Parasitology External Examiner Co ordinator of Internship program Bacteriology and Parasitology training workshops
Associated with the Dept of Private Health Care Establishments
Prepared the check list for the Laboratory Inspection& Assessment Program Conducted the Lab inspections
Other responsibilities held
Photomicrography, Medical photography Assisting the Director in Laboratory Administration and Organization
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Co ordinating Laboratory activities of all the Public Health Laboratories in Oman Preparing Indents & laying specifications for procurement, Preparing comparative statements, Evaluation of offers
Capable of handling
Bactec, BacTalert, MIGIT Systems for Bacterial culture API and BBL Crystal system for Identification AMST by Kirby-Bauyer, Stocks & MIC techniques Conventional methods in culture Use and Preventive maintenance of Lab equipment such as
Micoscopes :Fluorescent, Dissection, Inverted, Dark field, Projection etc Other Lab Equipment
Freeze drier, Cryobank for Bacterial preservation Automatic Media preparation, Perstaltic liquid dispenser Laboratory freezer, Refrigerator, Incubator, Inspissator, Autoclave, Hot air oven Water bath, Microbiological Safety cabinets and Laminar flow Cabinet Centrifuge, Refrigerated Centrifuge Millipore filtration system for water testing ELISA Processor and reader
Hobbies
Calligraphy in English& PhotographyGardening& CookingSinging& Listening Music
Availability for employment: Immediate
(Referees can be provided when asked for)
Dr Saif Al BahriDr Suleiman Al BusaidyDr Said Al BaqlaniDr Kamal el Hag
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Dr Mohammed IdrisMr Warith Rasool
Dr Sebastien Cognat, LQM Strengthening/IHR Coordinator,Health, Security &Environment,WHO LYON OFFICE,Bureeau OMS de Lyon,58 Avenue Debourg,69007,Lyon, France,+33472715163 Office,Cell +33681488764,[email protected], www.who.int/csr/ihr/lyon/en/index.html
Dan Vet Lab Rene Hendriksen, EQAS Coordinator,27,Bulowsvej, National Food Institute (Food-DTU), [email protected] , DK-1790, Copenhagen, Denmark, +4572346288/72346001
Dr Christine Walton,[email protected]
Leprosy mission of Canada1 888 445 4447
Sunil Philip 16139617461
Water testing lab www.health.gov.on.ca/english/public/contact/phu/phuloc_mn.html
Minister of Health and Long-Term Care for OntarioThe Honourable Deb Matthews
MPP London North Centre
LifeLabs. Barrie. Wellington St W LocationMedical Laboratory Services
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Contacts
Toll Free Phone 1-877-849-3637
Fax 416-675-2032
Website www.lifelabs.com
Addresses
Address 121 Wellington St W, Suite 104Barrie, ON L4N 1L2
LifeLabs100 International BlvdToronto, ONCanada M9W 6J6Tel: [email protected]
Life labs Susan Morril,121, Wellington Street W , Suit# 104, Barrie, ON L4N 1L2 18778493637
Min of Env District office www.ene.gov.on.ca/envision/org/op.htm#Reg/Dist
Prof Dominique A. Caugant, Head, WHO Consulting Centre for meningitis NIPH, P.O.Box 4404, Torshou,N-0403 OSLO, Norway [email protected]
Pr Fadila Boulahbal [email protected] Laboratoire de Reference des Mycobacteries Institute Pasteur, 25 rue du Dcteur Roux, 75724 Paris Cedex 15, France
ILLINOIS INST OF TECHNOLOGY, 3300 South Federal St,Room 207, Chicago 12 60616
Nanyang Tecnological University, Singapore www.ntu.edu.sg
Quality Management Program - Laboratory Services (QMP-LS), and Ontario LaboratoryAccreditation,
Address Quality Management Program — Laboratory Servicesformerly the Laboratory Proficiency Testing Program (LPTP)1510 – 250 Bloor Street EastToronto, Ontario, Canada, M4W 1E6
Phone & Fax Telephone: 416-323-9540Toll free: 1-877-323-9540Fax: 416-323-9324
You may contact us by phone, fax or surface mail. We look forward to hearing from you.
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OAML5160 Yonge Street, Suite 710North York, OntarioM2N 6L9
Phone: 416-250-8555Fax: 416-250-8464
QUALITY ASSURANCE OF CLINICAL LABORATORY PRACTICE PROGRAM
Updated August 18, 2009
The OAML's Quality Assurance Program is now in its fourteenth year.
By providing practitioners with consensus guidelines, developed by panels of experts, the OAML has been able to guide practitioners in appropriate laboratory testing and in interpreting test results. Our Guidelines for Clinical Laboratory Practice are developed with practitioners using community laboratory services in mind, but have gained credibility with hospital-based laboratorians, diagnostic manufacturers in both the United States and Europe and with academics worldwide.
Guidelines are subject to regular review and revision to ensure currency.
When the OAML has something important to communicate to ordering practitioners, the OAML develops a Communiqué. Communiqués and guidelines are distributed, by laboratory courier, directly to more than 20,000 physician offices throughout Ontario.
To learn more...
• Role of the Laboratory Director • Guidelines for Clinical Laboratory Practice • Communiqués for Practitioners • OAML Resources for Laboratories • Other Information
the Standards Council ofCanada and Accreditation Canada because they are both involved islaboratory assessment and regularly need assessors.
Inspection Bodies
Inspection body accreditation is the process of assessing and publicly recognizing the integrity, reliability and
technical competence of an organization's inspection services.
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Examples of inspection services are varied and can cover diverse subjects such as the installation of specialty
electrical equipment, gas-piping systems as well as home inspections.
The role of inspection bodies involves assessing the safety and fitness for use of specific products and materials
and, confirming that the associated facilities, equipment and systems are appropriate to the work being
performed. However inspections are certainly not limited to physical assets and may also include an assessment
of services.
The accreditation of an organization's inspection services by the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) is a means
of demonstrating that those services (that fall within the scope of their formal accreditation) conform to an
accepted set of requirements.
The University of Toronto regularly hires people with laboratoryskills in the research setting, and this does not require CSMLSstatus.
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Tips for Applying Online - Part 1 Jobseekers are strongly encouraged to use our online application system when applying for many of the jobs posted on the www.jobs.utoronto.ca site.
This system:
Lets you create a profile to keep track of the positions you’ve applied for Provides confirmation that your application has been accepted Allows you to edit submitted applications up until the posting closing date Notifies you via email of jobs that match your skills and interests.
Here we list some tips on creating a profile and searching for positions using our online system.
Please note: the online application system is best viewed using: Windows XP: IE 6.0 or 7.0, Windows Vista, IE 7.0 or Firefox 1.0 or 1.5. The minimum screen size is 720 pixels. JavaScript activation is required. Macintosh environments are not currently supported at this time.
Creating a Profile Searching for Positions Closing Dates Creating a profile
Creating a Profile
Creating your username:
When deciding on a username, pick something that is easy to remember and make note of any capital letters as the system is case sensitive. Also please note that the system will not accept spaces in a username.
Creating your password:
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When creating a password, write it down in a safe place for future reference. Please use the following criteria when selecting a password:
It must contain between 6 and 32 characters. Use only characters from the following set: ! # $ % & ( ) * + , - . / 0123456789 : ; < = > ? @ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ [ \ ] _ ` abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz { | } ~
It must contain at least 1 letter It must contain at least 1 numeric character It must not contain more than 2 identical consecutive characters (AAA, iiii, $$$$$ ...). It must not contain your user name.
If you have forgotten your username and/or password, simply use the “Forgot Your Password” and/or “Forgot Your Username” links found on the Login page to retrieve your username and/or reset your password. Note: on the Forgot Your Password page, fill in only the email address field to retrieve your Username.
One profile is all you need:
You do not need to create a profile for each position you apply for. You can use your Username and Password to access your account to apply for multiple jobs and to be notified of positions that match your qualifications and interests.
My Jobs page
Select the “My Jobs” tab at the top of your profile to view all the positions you have applied for – even those past their closing date, and all positions you have saved as draft but not yet submitted. Click on the job title to review the job description, use the “view submissions” link to review your application.
Setting notification options:
If you would like to receive an email when jobs that match your qualifications are posted on the www.jobs.utoronto.ca website, select the Job Posting Notification option using the checkbox at the bottom of the Personal Information page of your profile. You can refine your search based on function, location and division or faculty.
If you have already created a profile, you can update your profile to opt in or out of receiving notifications by selecting the “My Account Options” link at the top of the page and editing the selections in your Correspondence box.
Searching for positions
From the main www.jobs.utoronto.ca website you will be directed to one of the following four pages Staff Careers, Faculty Careers, UTemp (U of T’s internal temporary staffing agency) or Student Careers. It is strongly encouraged on both the Staff and Faculty careers pages that candidates use our online application process.
Staff Careers page:
Our Staff Careers page is divided into 5 sections:
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USW Staff: Open only to U of T employees who are part of the USW staff-appointed bargaining unit. Internal: Open only to staff appointed U of T employees – USW staff-appointed employees may only
apply for PM and Confidential positions listed here. External: Open to U of T and external applicants – USW staff-appointed employees may only apply
for PM and Confidential positions listed on this site. CUPE 3261 posting board: A posting board for all CUPE 3261 jobs, which include service workers
such as caretakers and grounds staff. Jobs posted here currently do not use the online application system.
UTemp: This is a link to U of T's internal staffing service for temporary assignments at the University
Once you have selected the proper section, you can search for staff careers using a job number, keyword search or by selecting a job field, campus, and/or department using drop down menus.
Faculty Careers page:
You can search for faculty positions by using a job number, keyword search or by department. Please note currently not all positions listed on the faculty page use the online application system.
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Keep an eye on closing dates
All positions on this site list a closing date, which is the last date for submissions. Positions close at 11:59 pm on the closing date. The job will no longer appear on the www.jobs.utoronto.ca website after this date and late applications will not be accepted.
Where to go for help
If you require further information about our online application system, please visit our FAQ page at: www.jobs.utoronto.ca/FAQ.htm or send an email to [email protected]
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HR and Equity Home
FAQThe following are commonly asked questions about applying to, and working at, the University of Toronto.
About U of T
U of T says it is an equity employer. What does that mean? Are all the jobs in downtown Toronto? What kinds of jobs are available at U of T? What do the different employment groups mean? Will I be in a union? What does “appointment type” refer to? What kind of people are you looking for? I saw a list of questions about equity. Do I have to answer? Will it affect my chance to get hired?
Finding work at U of T
Where do I look for academic positions? Where do I look for research positions? I'm a student. Where should I look for jobs? Are all the jobs available at U of T posted on the web? Where else should I look? I want to work for a specific department, but I don't see any jobs posted for it. Can I just send my
resume directly?
Applying to U of T
How do I apply to U of T? Is applying online the only method I can use? What is a career profile?
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What are the benefits of posting a profile? Can I delete a profile I've submitted? How will I know if you received my application or profile? How do I review an application that I submitted online? Can you inform me when jobs I am interested in are posted? Why can't I see the jobs that are posted internally? Will my profile information remain confidential? How long will you keep my application? I've submitted an application for a job. Will I automatically be considered for other similar jobs? How often are jobs posted? When will I hear from U of T if I have been granted an interview for a position? How will my application reach the hiring department? What does the coding (number and letters) in brackets beside the position title mean?
Attachments
What kind of files can I attach to my candidate record? Can I attach my cover letter? What if I want to submit tailored resumes for each job that I am applying? Can I delete my resume(s)?
Troubleshooting
What should I do if I can't apply online? I work at U of T, but do not have regular access to a computer. Is there another way for me to access
the jobs listings? I made a mistake on my resume. Can I resend? You asked for an email address but I don't have one. What should I do? Who do I contact if I have problems applying online? What should I do if I've forgotten my password? What should I do if none of the choices for a question is appropriate for me? How do I unsubscribe from receiving Job Posting Notifications? I'm using a Hotmail account. Why do the emails I receive from U of T look distorted? I was sent a posting notification, but can't view the job. What's going on? I've asked to be notified of jobs at U of T, but have not received any notifications. Is there a problem?
About U of TU of T says it is an equity employer. What does that mean?
The University is committed to ensuring that the diversity of our staff, students and faculty reflects our local and global community. We are working to remove barriers to employment for people who are usually underrepresented in Canada's workforce – Aboriginal people, people with disabilities, visible minorities, sexual minorities and women. Our programs also ensure that employees at the University are treated with justice and fairness. For more information, please go to the equity section on our website.
Are all the jobs in downtown Toronto? No. We have three campuses: St. George, in downtown Toronto; Mississauga, to the west of the city; and Scarborough, in the city's east end. Our career site regularly posts a wide variety of challenging jobs from all three campuses. For more information on the U of T campuses, you can also check our campus maps.
What kinds of jobs are available at U of T?Professor, accountant, campus police constable, counselor, communications specialist, caretaker, operating engineer, sports coach, research officer, lab technician, writer, finance manager, electrician and IT specialist are only a few of the many job opportunities available at U of T. If you are interested in a specific job at U of T, and you do not see that job posted today, please remember that what you see posted is only a snapshot of the types of jobs that we recruit for every
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year. Our staffing requirements vary; therefore we suggest that you continue to visit the careers site for exciting new opportunities.
What do the different employment groups mean? Will I be in a union?Depending on the duties and responsibilities associated with a position, an employee is classed in one of six employment groups (unionized, professional/managerial staff, advancement professional staff, confidential staff, research associates and ESL instructional staff), each of which is governed under a specific set of policies. Each of the University's 21 union groups also has an individual collective agreement, and faculty and librarians have their own agreement and policies.Over 80 per cent of the University's non-academic staff are unionized, including library workers, operating engineers, administrative and technical staff, police and skilled trades and services personnel. Non-unionized employees include research associates, professional/managerial staff, confidential administrative staff and ESL instructional staff. More information on the different staff groups can be found on our Staff site.
What does “appointment type” refer to?Each job posting indicates how the position is funded and includes details about the position.
Continuing Employees have no predetermined end date. Term Employees are hired for an initial appointment of at least six (6) months in length and
have a predetermined end date. Part-time Employees have appointments based on less than 100 per cent of the full-time
hours of work.
What kind of people are you looking for?The University of Toronto takes pride in being part of one of the world's most multicultural cities. We look for qualified individuals who can contribute to the diversification of ideas within our community and are committed to our vision of being among the world's finest research-intensive universities in the world.
I saw a list of questions about equity. Do I have to answer? Will it affect my chance to get hired?All questions to do with equity are voluntary and your answers are viewed only by U of T's Employment Equity Officer. Your answers are not accessible by any human resources staff or hiring managers and will not affect your employment application. We encourage you to answer the questions to help us to measure our progress in maintaining an equitable and diverse work environment.
Finding work at U of TWhere do I look for academic positions?
Please check our academic employment postings.Where do I look for research positions?
Some research positions are posted on our careers website. If you have a research background in a particular field, or are interested in a specific project, you may wish to contact the appropriate department or lead investigator directly.
I'm a student. Where should I look for jobs?U of T students interested in career or employment information should check the University of Toronto Career Centre's home page. Information on the Work-Study program can be found at the Student Financial Support site.
Are all the jobs available at U of T posted on the web? Where else should I look?Most staff jobs at the University will be posted here on our careers site. Skilled trades are not posted, as they are generally hired through the appropriate hiring halls. Academic postings are also listed online.
I want to work for a specific department, but I don't see any jobs posted for it. Can I just send my resume directly?
Unfortunately, we do not accept unsolicited resumes. We suggest that you register with our careers website and enter your profile. You may choose to be informed via email when the campus location, department or division where you wish to work is posting a position.
Applying to U of THow do I apply to U of T?
To apply for an administrative, academic, technical or service job at any of the three campuses, please check our online careers listing. You can apply for jobs online, except for those affiliated with
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CUPE 3261, which includes skilled trades and Facilities and Services positions such as caretaking, landscape technician and maintenance technician. The University does not accept unsolicited resumes, but we encourage you to register your profile with us.
Is applying online the only method I can use?Yes. Please note that you must complete all pages in order for your application to be considered. Be sure to include all the fields that are marked with an asterisk (*). CUPE 3261 positions are the only exception. For these positions, please apply to the contact person indicated on the posting.
What is a career profile?Creating your own online career profile allows you to store a copy of your resume online. You can indicate your overall career preferences and provide information on the type of work you're looking for and preferred work location. Once complete, UTORecruit will then notify you by email of any specific openings matching your indicated preferences. Once you receive an email about a job posting, you'll need to check the career site to ensure that you're eligible to apply for the position. However, you won't need to worry about missing a job opportunity at U of T.
What are the benefits of posting a profile?Completing a career profile can save time when you are applying to multiple jobs. The information you provide for your general candidate profile will automatically be transferred to other applications when you apply to a job on our website, which means you can avoid re-typing your information for each job application. We encourage you to review and update your profile to reflect the position to which you are applying.
Can I delete a profile I've submitted?Please contact [email protected] to have your profile removed. However, please be aware that if you delete your application, it will be removed from any jobs for which you are being considered.
How will I know if you received my application or profile?All completed applications are automatically acknowledged by a confirmation email between 24 to 36 hours following submission. Regrettably, we are unable to respond to inquiries regarding the individual status of applications.Should your qualifications meet the stated requirements of the posting for which you have applied, a member of our recruiting team or hiring manager will contact you. Given the volume of applications we receive, we regret that only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.
How do I review my application that I submitted online?If you have submitted your application for a position, you can review and make changes to your application prior to the closing date. To review and/or update your application follow these steps:
1. Access your usual job list (USW, internal or external)2. Click on “My Jobpage”3. Login with your user name and password4. Under the Completed Submissions section, find the job that you want to review/update5. Click “View Submission”6. To make modifications, click "Edit" next to the relevant section (e.g. Resume and Letter,
Questionnaire, Personal Information, etc.)7. Make the required change(s) in that section8. Click “Save and Continue”9. Repeat steps 6 to 8 (if necessary)10. Click “Submit” when all changes/updates are completed.11. You will see the “University of Toronto - Job Application – COMPLETE” page. This
acknowledges that your updates to your application have been submitted and received.
Can you inform me when jobs I am interested in are posted?Yes. To be informed of positions at U of T via email, register your profile with UTORecruit and select your preferences (based on job function, location and division or faculty). Please note that you will not be informed of all jobs being posted at the University, only those that match your indicated interests.
Why can't I see the jobs that are posted internally?
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U of T believes strongly in promoting and developing its staff. One of the provisions of the collective agreement covering our largest employee groups is that some jobs are first listed internally to members of that union before they are available to others. These jobs may be posted externally after several days, so please check our website on a regular basis.If you have completed a profile and indicated that you wish to be notified of specific openings that match your indicated preferences, it is possible that you will receive postings that are only available to members of specific U of T employee groups. Thus, prior to submitting an application, please go to the careers site and ensure that the posting is listed in the jobs section that matches your employment status (eg. USW, Internal, External).
Will my profile information remain confidential?Yes. Your profile information will only be accessed by appropriate HR professionals at the University of Toronto and we have implemented procedures to ensure that your information remains secure and protected. A privacy statement which explains how information will be collected and used can be found before you register your profile.
How long will you keep my application?Applications are kept for 18 months, but we encourage you to update your profile regularly to ensure that the information is accurate.
I've submitted an application for a job. Will I automatically be considered for other similar jobs?No. You must apply individually to specific positions at the University to be considered for them. However, if you would like to be informed of jobs at U of T directly via email, you can choose our career alert when you fill out a career profile.
How often are jobs posted? Jobs are posted regularly and we encourage you to check our jobs page often to see what new positions are available. You can also request that we send job posting information directly to your email by adding your profile and choosing our career alert.
When will I hear from U of T if I have been granted an interview for a position?Since every position is different and can have any number of applications, there is no standard time period. Please note that only qualified candidates will be contacted for an interview.
How will my application reach the hiring department?Once you apply to a specific posting, Human Resources will review your application and forward it to the hiring manager, if appropriate.
What does the coding (number and letters) in brackets beside the position title mean?The coding in brackets represents the University's pay scale group or salary grade for the position.
AttachmentsWhat kind of files can I attach to my candidate record?
You can attach a copy of your resume if you wish to submit it along with your candidate record. We recommend that you attach only a generic resume as these attached files follow you on each application. If you prefer to tailor your resume for each application, you should copy-and-paste your resume into the text box provided.You may also wish to submit references, transcripts or other items if they are required for the position. Please note that the search tool that recruiters use to search for candidates will not be able to analyze the content of some attached files (mostly image files and zip compressed files).Please keep in mind that once you attach a file you are unable to go back and edit the document.
Can I attach my cover letter?The University prefers that you provide your cover letter in plain text in the cover letter box provided.
What if I want to submit tailored resumes for each job that I am applying?For each application, you may cut and paste your resume into the resume box provided. If you are copying and pasting from a Word document, you may lose your formatting.If you choose to attach your specific resume, please save your attachment beginning with the naming convention of: FirstInitial LastName – Posting Number (e.g. J Doe – 0600083). If you have more than one resume attached, please specify the resume that you would like the recruiter and hiring manager to review for the position that you are applying in the “comments about the file” section. All attached files will be connected to future applications.
Can I delete my resume(s)?You can delete some or all of the files. However, please note that if you delete a resume for a position that you applied for and are being currently being considered for, the hiring manager and recruiter will no longer have access to your resume.
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TroubleshootingWhat should I do if I can't apply online?
If you are having difficulties submitting your application, email [email protected] and explain your problem in your email. Please note that this is not an alternate email for sending applications or resumes. For those who do not have computers, our website can be accessed from terminals in places such as public libraries or internet cafes.
I work at U of T, but do not have regular access to a computer. Is there another way for me to access the jobs listings?
Jobs are also posted at various points around campus. Your HR generalist can tell you which one is closest to you. As well, there are computer terminals at 215 Huron Street, 8th floor (for U of T employees), libraries across campus and the Staff Development Learning Lab at 256 McCaul Street.
I made a mistake on my resume. Can I resend? Yes. It is possible to update your profile and resume at any point until a job posting closes.
You asked for an email address but I don't have one. What should I do? There are a variety of ways to obtain a free email account. You may wish to visit websites such as Yahoo Mail or Hotmail to register for an email account or to obtain more information. U of T employees who do not have an email account should speak with their manager about setting up a UTOR email.
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The Provincial Laboratory system in Ontario, also does not requireCSMLS status.
In Ontario, there are a number of community-based private laboratoriesthat are prepared to hire without CSMLS status.
The Michener Institute in Toronto is a training facility whichregularly looks for skilled teachers.
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Canada laboratories that do environmental - food, water,soil, animal testing (Laboratories such as Maaxam) are very busyThese jobs are not normally a target for CSMLS accreditedtechnologists.
In addition to these, it is my understanding that many with laboratoryskills have found their way into the Pharmaceutical Industry (againToronto has many Pharmaceutical companies).
So there are many places in Ontario, and indeed Canada where trainedand experienced technologists can regularly find work.
> Dr. Michael A Noble, MD FRCPC,> 3680 Gilmore Way, Burnaby, BC, V5G 4V8> CANADA>> Phone: 604-412-4532> Dear Dr Noble,
Dr. Michael A Noble MD FRCPC
Professor and Chair,Clinical Microbiology Proficiency Testing program and,Program Office for Laboratory Quality ManagementDepartment of Pathology and Laboratory MedicineUniversity of British ColumbiaRoom 328A, 2733 Heather StreetVancouver BC Canada
Telephone: 604.875.4685Fax: [email protected].
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