8 Medical Advisor jobs in Canada

Position: Orthopaedic Surgeon

Unit:  Medical Affairs

St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital

The Department of Surgery at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital (STEGH) is seeking three Orthopaedic Surgeons for its growing orthopedic program in St. Thomas. STEGH offers a variety of surgical services to meet the changing needs of the community, including orthopedics, general surgery, urology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, dental and oral maxillofacial. Last year, STEGH conducted more than 9,200 surgical procedures and endoscopies, and is positioned for continued growth.

Applicants must be certified with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or equivalent and be eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Special assistance in obtaining a license through the CPSO can be provided for those with US, UK or equivalent credentials.

Candidates must possess a community orthopaedic skill set that includes, but is not limited to, primary total hip and knee arthroplasty and basic community orthopaedic trauma.

The successful applicant will join the team at STEGH, with access to Operating Room time and space in the Ambulatory Care/Fracture Clinic, collaborating with our experienced orthopaedic surgeons. The candidate must participate in orthopaedic on-call coverage at STEGH. Letters of reference are required as part of the application process.

Why St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital?
STEGH is renowned for its culture of compassion, respect, and spirit of innovation with the primary goal of delivering high quality care. In 2022, STEGH was honoured locally as Employer of the Year and was named one of the World’s Best Hospitals according to Newsweek.

Elgin County, along with London-Middlesex, is at the forefront of sustainable supportive housing initiatives, enhancing the quality of life for its residents. As a small city strategically positioned between larger urban areas, St. Thomas presents impressive housing potential that is attracting both homebuyers and investors. The city boasts picturesque landscapes, a rich history, and a vibrant community spirit, offering a perfect blend of small-town warmth and modern amenities.

Additionally, its close proximity to scenic Port Stanley means easy access to beautiful beaches, charming shops, and vibrant community events.

Job Description

Position: Anatomic/General Pathologist

Unit: Medical Affairs

St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital

The Department of Pathology at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital (STEGH) is seeking a talented and dynamic pathologist to join our esteemed team of two pathologists. Located in St. Thomas, Ontario, STEGH is a fully accredited 179-bed facility renowned for its comprehensive medical services and state-of-the-art facilities.

About Us:

• Cutting-edge Facility: Our brand-new laboratory services department sets the standard for laboratory workflow and testing quality with the latest technology.
• Integrated Support: We partner with the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (PaLM) at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC). This partnership guarantees Laboratory support for all staff, and consultation services in both the clinical laboratory area and in pathology.
• Diverse Case Load: Our pathology department handles approximately 7,500 specimens annually, focusing on areas such as Gastrointestinal, Gynecological, Breast, Urological, and Dermatopathology, along with Clinical Autopsy services.
• Academic Affiliation: As an affiliate of Western University's pathology residency program and pathologist’s assistant program, we offer opportunities for teaching and professional growth. Pathologists at STEGH are eligible for Adjunct Professor status at Western University.
• Location: Conveniently situated just 30 minutes from downtown London and Western University, and only 15 minutes from the scenic beaches of Port Stanley, STEGH offers a vibrant work environment in the heart of Southwestern Ontario. With the recent opening of the Amazon Fulfillment Facility and the Volkswagen Battery Cell Factory under construction, Elgin County is poised for significant growth, with its population projected to increase by 25-40% by 2046.

Position Requirements:

• Certification: Candidates must be certified in Anatomic or General Pathology by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
• Licensure: Licensed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario for independent practice.
  Benefits:
• Continuing Education: We support our team's professional development with remuneration for continued medical education, fostering a culture of excellence in patient care.

Why Join Us?

This is an exciting opportunity to work in a collaborative and innovative environment, making a significant impact on patient care while enjoying the benefits of a supportive community and a diverse clinical caseload.

STEGH is celebrated for fostering a culture rooted in compassion, respect, and continuous innovation, all aimed at providing exceptional care. This commitment to excellence was recently acknowledged in May 2025 when STEGH received the prestigious Business Achievement Award from the London Chamber of Commerce in the category of "Excellence in People and Culture," standing out among numerous distinguished nominees.

If you are a dedicated pathologist seeking to advance your career in a progressive healthcare setting, apply today and become part of our dedicated team at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital.

Position: Anatomic/General Pathologist

Unit:  Medical Affairs

St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital

The Department of Pathology at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital (STEGH) is seeking a talented and dynamic pathologist to join our esteemed team of two pathologists. Located in St. Thomas, Ontario, STEGH is a fully accredited 179-bed facility renowned for its comprehensive medical services and state-of-the-art facilities.

About Us:

• Cutting-edge Facility: Our brand-new laboratory services department sets the standard for laboratory workflow and testing quality with the latest technology.
• Integrated Support: We partner with the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (PaLM) at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC). This partnership guarantees Laboratory support for all staff, and consultation services in both the clinical laboratory area and in pathology.
• Diverse Case Load: Our pathology department handles approximately 7,500 specimens annually, focusing on areas such as Gastrointestinal, Gynecological, Breast, Urological, and Dermatopathology, along with Clinical Autopsy services.
• Academic Affiliation: As an affiliate of Western University's pathology residency program and pathologist’s assistant program, we offer opportunities for teaching and professional growth. Pathologists at STEGH are eligible for Adjunct Professor status at Western University.
li>Location: Conveniently situated just 30 minutes from downtown London and Western University, and only 15 minutes from the scenic beaches of Port Stanley, STEGH offers a vibrant work environment in the heart of Southwestern Ontario. With the recent opening of the Amazon Fulfillment Facility and the Volkswagen Battery Cell Factory under construction, Elgin County is poised for significant growth, with its population projected to increase by 25-40% by 2046.

Position Requirements:

• Certification: Candidates must be certified in Anatomic or General Pathology by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
• Licensure: Licensed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario for independent practice.
  Benefits:
• Continuing Education: We support our team's professional development with remuneration for continued medical education, fostering a culture of excellence in patient care.

Why Join Us?

This is an exciting opportunity to work in a collaborative and innovative environment, making a significant impact on patient care while enjoying the benefits of a supportive community and a diverse clinical caseload.

STEGH is celebrated for fostering a culture rooted in compassion, respect, and continuous innovation, all aimed at providing exceptional care. This commitment to excellence was recently acknowledged in May 2025 when STEGH received the prestigious Business Achievement Award from the London Chamber of Commerce in the category of "Excellence in People and Culture," standing out among numerous distinguished nominees.

If you are a dedicated pathologist seeking to advance your career in a progressive healthcare setting, apply today and become part of our dedicated team at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital.

Job Description

Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs Associate Position –

Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices

Our company is a specialty medical device, cell-tissue-organs, and pharmaceutical importer and distributor. We are committed to providing exceptional service and brand awareness to thousands of hospitals, dental and oral surgery clinics that we serve in Canada, the United States and around the world. Our company represents leading brands in their respective categories.

We are importer and distributor of drugs including: narcotics, prescriptions, ethical and OTC drugs, medical devices (MD), cell-tissue-organs (CTO) and natural health products (NHP) in Canada. Our company is also an importer and distributor of medical devices (MD), and human-cell-tissue products (HCTP) in the USA. Furthermore, our company is the owner of a health Canada drug license for dental anesthetics.

The QA & RA associate position is a GMP role responsible for a wide variety of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs activities related to Drugs, MDs, CTOs and NHPs. In addition, the QA & RA Associate will communicate with vendors, prepare documentation and processes, contribute to drugs or MD submissions, and maintain all documentation and records.

Compensation: 60K to 70K

Location: Mississauga, ON

Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities

General

• Support and maintain a process that ensures all requirements from Health Canada and FDA are met
• Maintain all documentation and necessary records for Drugs, MDs, CTOs and NHPs activity

Quality Assurance

• As approved AQPIC, perform all the duties related to narcotics activity onsite (e.g. product receiving, inspection, distribution, monthly reporting etc.)
• Maintain the Quality Management Systems (QMS) for drugs, MDs, CTOs , and HCTPs
• Write new SOPs. Review and update of SOPs and standard forms.
• Documentation review and drug inspection for batch release, including narcotics
• Full process for Quality Product Complaints for drugs, MDs, CTOs, and NHPs
• Review and documentation of all returned products
• Review and documentation of starting materials, and emergency kits
• Review of imported NHP finished products
• Participate in Health Canada GMP inspection
• Participate in Health Canada, and FDA inspections for MDs, and CTOs /HCTPs
• Participate in annual self-inspection and corrective /preventive actions
• Support on ISO-13485 certification and recertification for MD Quality Management System
• Documentation of change controls and deviations
• Prepare, review and maintain all documentation from DIN manufacturers
• Preparation, review and maintenance of any logs, spreadsheet, or records
• Support with staff GMP and QMS training
• Perform quality inspection of facilities

Regulatory Affairs

• Review and document all ADRs, and forward to respective authorities, when needed
• Support and records on drug pharmaco-vigilance process, and MD problem reporting
• Support on renewing all drug and MD licenses, and updating all licenses: DEL, MDEL, CTO, NHP SL, wholesale/ distributor, tissue bank, and FDA registrations
• Participate to comply with recall procedure for drugs, MDs in Canada, and MDs and HCTPs in USA
• Participate in Health Canada pharmaco-vigilance inspection
• Support submission process for existing and new products, drugs, MDs, and NHPs
• Support any regulatory change submission for drugs in eCTD format /software
• Support and review final submission documents, keep submission copies, and e-file
• Support international regulatory documentation requests
• Maintain and submit monthly narcotics report to Health Canada

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in science or a related field (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Kinesiology, Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Biomedical Sciences, etc.)
• 4+ years of experience in pharmaceuticals and/or medical devices (MD) in an associate or above role
• Meet all Health Canada requirements to be approved as AQPIC (Narcotics activity)
• Skilled on writing GMP technical documents
• Experience on regulatory of drugs and MDs
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada (HC) Drug regulations, as well as HC and US FDA MD regulations.
• Specialized degree in Quality Assurance/ Regulatory Affairs and/ or Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) is considered an asset

• Able to be on-site for a minimum of 4 days a week
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada requirements for Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for drugs
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada requirements for Quality Management Systems (QMS) for MDs
• Experience in narcotics handling (e.g., AQPIC) is an asset
• Knowledgeable in FDA requirements for Quality Management Systems for MDs and HCTPs
• Experience in preparation of drug submission is an asset
• Knowledgeable, thru education and /or professional experience in Drugs Pharmacovigilance and MDs Problem Reporting
• SAP experience is an asset
• Knowledge and experience in Health Canada requirements for NHPs activities preferred
• Excellent writing and communication skills
• Strong computer knowledge, including MS office (Word, Excel), Adobe, and network environments
• Self-management and organizational skills
• Strong problem-solving skills

What's in it for you

• Salary range $60,000 - $0,000
• Bonuses 1,500 to 2,000 annually based on performance
• Full benefits package
• RRSP plan
• 15 PTO days to start

Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs Associate Position –

Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices

Our company is a specialty medical device, cell-tissue-organs, and pharmaceutical importer and distributor. We are committed to providing exceptional service and brand awareness to thousands of hospitals, dental and oral surgery clinics that we serve in Canada, the United States and around the world. Our company represents leading brands in their respective categories.

Compensation: 60K to 70K

Location: Mississauga, ON

Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities

General

• Support and maintain a process that ensures all requirements from Health Canada and FDA are met
• Maintain all documentation and necessary records for Drugs, MDs, CTOs and NHPs activity

Quality Assurance

• As approved AQPIC, perform all the duties related to narcotics activity onsite (e.g. product receiving, inspection, distribution, monthly reporting etc.)
• Maintain the Quality Management Systems (QMS) for drugs, MDs, CTOs , and HCTPs
• Write new SOPs. Review and update of SOPs and standard forms.
• Documentation review and drug inspection for batch release, including narcotics
• Full process for Quality Product Complaints for drugs, MDs, CTOs, and NHPs
• Review and documentation of all returned products
• Review and documentation of starting materials, and emergency kits
• Review of imported NHP finished products
• Participate in Health Canada GMP inspection
• Participate in Health Canada, and FDA inspections for MDs, and CTOs /HCTPs
• Participate in annual self-inspection and corrective /preventive actions
• Support on ISO-13485 certification and recertification for MD Quality Management System
• Documentation of change controls and deviations
• Prepare, review and maintain all documentation from DIN manufacturers
• Preparation, review and maintenance of any logs, spreadsheet, or records
• Support with staff GMP and QMS training
• Perform quality inspection of facilities

Regulatory Affairs

• Review and document all ADRs, and forward to respective authorities, when needed
• Support and records on drug pharmaco-vigilance process, and MD problem reporting
• Support on renewing all drug and MD licenses, and updating all licenses: DEL, MDEL, CTO, NHP SL, wholesale/ distributor, tissue bank, and FDA registrations
• Participate to comply with recall procedure for drugs, MDs in Canada, and MDs and HCTPs in USA
• Participate in Health Canada pharmaco-vigilance inspection
• Support submission process for existing and new products, drugs, MDs, and NHPs
• Support any regulatory change submission for drugs in eCTD format /software
• Support and review final submission documents, keep submission copies, and e-file
• Support international regulatory documentation requests
• Maintain and submit monthly narcotics report to Health Canada

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in science or a related field (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Kinesiology, Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Biomedical Sciences, etc.) 
< i>4+ years of experience in pharmaceuticals and/or medical devices (MD) in an associate or above role
• Meet all Health Canada requirements to be approved as AQPIC (Narcotics activity)
• Skilled on writing GMP technical documents
• Experience on regulatory of drugs and MDs
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada (HC) Drug regulations, as well as HC and US FDA MD regulations.
• Specialized degree in Quality Assurance/ Regulatory Affairs and/ or Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) is considered an asset

• Able to be on-site for a minimum of 4 days a week
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada requirements for Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for drugs
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada requirements for Quality Management Systems (QMS) for MDs
• Experience in narcotics handling (e.g., AQPIC) is an asset
• Knowledgeable in FDA requirements for Quality Management Systems for MDs and HCTPs
• Experience in preparation of drug submission is an asset
• Knowledgeable, thru education and /or professional experience in Drugs Pharmacovigilance and MDs Problem Reporting
• SAP experience is an asset
• Knowledge and experience in Health Canada requirements for NHPs activities preferred
• Excellent writing and communication skills
• Strong computer knowledge, including MS office (Word, Excel), Adobe, and network environments
• Self-management and organizational skills
• Strong problem-solving skills

What's in it for you

• Salary range $60,000 - $0,000
• Bonuses 1,500 to 2,000 annually based on performance
• Full benefits package
• RRSP plan
• 15 PTO days to start

Job Description

Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs Associate position –

Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices

HANSAmed is a specialty Medical Device, Cell-Tissue-Organs, and pharmaceutical importer and distributor. We are committed to providing exceptional service and brand awareness to thousands of hospitals, dental and oral surgery clinics that we serve in Canada, the United States and around the world. HANSAmed represents leading brands in their respective categories.

Hansamed Ltd /Citagenix is importer and distributor of Drugs including Narcotics, Prescription, ethical and OTC drugs, Medical Devices (MD), Cell-Tissue-Organs (CTO) and Natural Health Products (NHP) in Canada. Also, Hansamed Ltd /Citagenix is importer and distributor of Medical Devices (MD), and Human-Cell-Tissue products (HCTP) in USA. Furthermore, Hansamed Ltd is owner of Health Canada drug license for dental anesthetics. QA & RA associate position is a GMP role responsible for a wide variety of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs activities related to Drugs, MDs, CTOs and NHPs. In addition, QA & RA associate will communicate with vendors, prepare documentation and processes, contribute to Drugs or MD submissions, and maintain all documentation and records. Detailed responsibilities are below.

Compensation: 60K to 70K

Location: Mississauga, ON.

Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities

General

• Support and maintain a process that ensures all requirements from Health Canada and FDA are met
• Maintain all documentation and necessary records for Drugs, MDs, CTOs and NHPs activity
• Ability to adapt and maintain attention to detail while working in a dynamic, fast-paced environment

Quality Assurance

• As approved AQPIC, perform all the duties related to Narcotics activity onsite (e.g. Product receiving, inspection, distribution, monthly reporting etc.)
• Maintain the Quality Management Systems (QMS) for Drugs, MDs, CTOs /HCTPs
• Write new SOPs. Review and update of SOPs and standard forms.
• Documentation review and drug inspection for batch release, including narcotics
• Full process for Quality Product Complaints for Drugs, MDs, CTOs, NHPs
• Review and documentation of all returned products
• Review and documentation of starting materials, and Emergency Kits
• Review of imported NHP finished products
• Participate in Health Canada GMP inspection
• Participate in Health Canada, and FDA inspections for MDs, and CTOs /HCTPs
• Participate in annual self-inspection and corrective /preventive actions
• Support on ISO-13485 certification and recertification for MD Quality Management System
• Documentation of Change controls and Deviations
• Prepare, review and maintain all documentation from DIN manufacturers
• Preparation, review and maintenance of any logs, spreadsheet, or records
• Support with staff GMP and QMS training
• Perform quality inspection of facilities
• Other responsibilities as related to Quality Assurance activities

Regulatory Affairs

• Review and document all ADRs, and forward to respective authorities, when needed
• Support and records on Drug PharmacoVigilance process, and MD Problem Reporting
• Support on renewing all drug and MD licenses, and updating all licenses: DEL, MDEL, CTO, NHP SL, wholesale/ distributor, tissue bank, FDA registrations
• Participate to comply with Recall procedure for drugs, MDs in Canada, and MDs and HCTPs in USA
• Participate in Health Canada PharmacoVigilance inspection
• Support submission process for existing and new products, drugs, MDs, NHPs
• Support any regulatory change submission for drugs in eCTD format /software
• Support and review final submission documents, keep submission copy and e-file
• Support international regulatory documentation requests
• Maintain, submit monthly narcotics report to Health Canada
• Other responsibilities as related to Regulatory Affairs activities

Requirements

Pre-Requisite for this position :

Bachelor’s degree in science or a related field (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Kinesiology, Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Biomedical Sciences, etc.)

4+ years of experience in pharmaceuticals and/or Medical Devices (MD) in an associate or above role; meet all Health Canada requirements to be approved as AQPIC (Narcotics activity); skilled on writing GMP technical documents; proven experience on regulatory of drugs and MDs; strong knowledge of Health Canada (HC) Drug regulations, as well as HC and US FDA MD regulations.

Do not apply if you do not meet these minimum requirements.

Note : Specialized degree in Quality Assurance/ Regulatory Affairs and/ or Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) is considered an asset

• Strong knowledge, thru education and /or professional experience in QA systems and /or Regulatory Affairs for Drugs and Medical Devices
• 4+ years of experience in pharmaceutical and/or MD companies
• Ability to be present on-site for a minimum of 4 days/ week
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada requirements for Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for Drugs
• Strong knowledge of Health Canada requirements for Quality Management Systems (QMS) for MDs
• Experience in narcotics handling (e.g., AQPIC) is an asset
• Knowledgeable in FDA requirements for Quality Management Systems for MDs and HCTPs
• Experience in preparation of drug submission is an asset
• Knowledgeable, thru education and /or professional experience in Drugs Pharmacovigilance and MDs Problem Reporting
• SAP experience is an asset
• Knowledge and experience in Health Canada requirements for NHPs activities preferred
• Excellent writing and communication skills in English
• Very good computer knowledge, MS office (Word, Excel), Adobe, Network environment
• Strong Self-management skills and Organizational skills
• Strong problem-solving skills

What's in it for you

• Salary range $60,000 to $0,000 depending on experience
• Bonuses 1,500 to 2,000 annually based on performance
• Full benefits
• RRSP plan
• 15 PTO days to start

Job Description

Cascadia Partners is seeking both experienced and entry-level healthcare consultants for our Vancouver and Victoria offices.

We See Consulting Differently
Cascadia Partners is a consulting firm founded by industry veterans who wanted to focus on creating local impact. We bring specialized expertise to a broad cross-section of local industries, and Cascadians find it rewarding to see the impact of our work where we live.

Our work focuses on five practice areas: Business Strategy, Operations Management, Digital Transformation, Policy & Economics, and Data Analytics & AI. We serve clients in industries such as Food, Beverages & Retail, Industry Associations, Construction & Real Estate, Public Sector, Transportation & Logistics, and Healthcare. All consultants contribute to all practice areas, which keeps us continuously learning from one another.

Healthcare Team

We are seeking experienced consultants to join our growing healthcare practice. We work with both public and private health organizations in BC delivering an array of solutions, including: technology and digital transformation, data analytics, strategy - both clinical and operations, process optimization & efficiencies, models of care, and system transformation.

How We Work

We believe in incorporating collaboration, intellectual curiosity, creativity & confidence in our work. We are a high-performing team who works hard and delivers high-quality work for our clients; we also have fun and enjoy spending time together. Cascadia retains a startup culture and strives to hire people who are eager to contribute and grow the firm and its culture. Our consultants contribute to firm building activities like developing internal systems, business development, brand awareness and client expansion.

What We Do

At Cascadia, you’ll work in small teams to identify, define, and clearly articulate client problems and then develop creative solutions to address these challenges. Together, you will help clients improve their performance and help them realize their goals.

We strive to create value for our clients and build long-term partnerships with various engagement lengths from several weeks to several months. Most of our clients are in BC, so we travel less than other consultants, however onsite work with clients and some travel within BC may be required.

A consultant’s responsibilities span the following:

• High-Quality Work Product – care about your output; work to make it exceptional
• Analyze and Synthesize Client Information – thoroughly understand client context and details; undertake meaningful analysis that will inform the direction of change
• Communicate Clearly and Succinctly – prepare and present material that highlights key insights
• Invest in Growing the Firm – contribute to business development, organizational culture, and external firm awareness
• Support Our Team – collaborate with colleagues and clients professionally and harmoniously
• Employ High-Performance Standards – provide and receive feedback to continuously develop your skills and improve the quality of deliverables and outcomes
• Learn Continuously – convey humility, unwavering positive attitude, and a drive for improvement

Requirements

What Are We Looking For

• This role is best suited for candidates with hands-on experience in healthcare system operations, policy, or service delivery rather than those with a primarily research-focused background.
• 3+ years of consulting experience in healthcare , with direct involvement in healthcare operations, policy, or strategy , ideally within the BC or Canadian healthcare system .
• Experience working within or closely with healthcare providers, health authorities, or public health organizations (e.g., hospitals, health networks, government agencies).
• Preference for candidates with operational, policy, or technology transformation experience in the healthcare sector rather than solely academic or research-based experience.
• Industry experience in the public sector and/or healthcare provider organizations is considered a strong asset.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team and create an inclusive environment
• The ability to communicate complex ideas effectively to a variety of audiences
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with strategic, operational, and financial acumen
• A self-starter comfortable creating clarity and driving to solutions in an environment of ambiguity
• Entrepreneurial spirit and desire to learn and grow
• Established research, analysis, and report writing skills
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
• Advanced degrees preferred
• Must be eligible to work in Canada

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• Cover letter
• Resume
• Academic transcript for recent graduates (screenshot of grades is sufficient)

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