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Telemetry RN Contract Details: - $1,554 - $1,687 per week - 12-week contract with possibility to extend - Review Data to track a patient's heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, and other vitals - Administer and record prescribed medications - Report adverse reactions to medications or treatments - Travel pay packages including housing and meals allowance are available Apply online today to learn more about these Tele RN positions and to start the placement process.
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Develop, implement and review annually educational sanctions to promote restorative justice and community development. Use knowledge of due process, CSU and University- wide regulations, housing policies, landlord-tenant law, and contract law.
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Oversee all surveying activities, including review of all project changes, pending or anticipated alterations to the contract, additional work requests, and all other factors, which may significantly affect staffing requirements or budget.
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BISL Cloud Department: Dept / Floor: 10B- Medical-Surgical/Telemetry Combination-Adult-Cardiac Med-Surg Shift Hours: Night Shift 7 pm- 7:30 Am, EOW required Contract Type: Travel Union Position.
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Review and have complete knowledge of job specifications, contract, warranty, close out documents, startup procedures and documentation. Review contract drawings and address RFIs.
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The Technical Writer/Editor shall develop outlines and drafts for review and approval by technical specialists and project management ensuring that final documents meet applicable contract requirements and regulations.
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Assists with construction field work tasks and activities on a project to ensure conformance to plans, specifications, and other contract documents. Understands the shop drawing review and gains the ability to read and interpret the contractor's CPM schedule at a basic level.
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This includes interaction with government and prime contractor personnel, support of proposal activity including submission, review and interpretation of contract awards, and assistance in the resolution of contractual issues that arise with the various PCOs. The person filling this position will provide FAR/DFARS insight and expert advice and assist with contract administration from award to closeout.
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Experience in contract review and redlining, coordinating review cycles with legal department. Essential Functions: Proactively manage, plan, and lead contract renewals across the company, taking ownership and responsibility.
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Assists with client presentations, shop drawing review, and contract administration for the design of power, process, industrial, healthcare, airports, educational institutions, commercial, and governmental and military facilities.
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Responsibilities: The Contract Supervisor manages the activity of entry and mid-level contract accounting professionals in review and preparation of routine contract preparation, amendments and monthly billing.
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Participate in review of submissions and recommendations of award to Director of Procurement and Contracting Officer. Master HUD rules and regulation pertaining to construction, modernization programs, procurement, and contract-related resident initiatives.
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Contract Review and full understanding of scope per the contract. ·Daily & Weekly Project report to PM review and or revise. Contract Review and full understanding of scope per the contract.
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Initiate, review, and edit subcontract DD Forms 254 and prepare facility subcontract sponsorship packages, monitoring through to final government approval in accordance with the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 32, Part 117, National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM.
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Management and execution of a variety of customer service and value-added service requests/inquiries including but not limited to: account activity; policy administration and insurance placement; billing activity; claims administration; coverage/loss analysis; contract review for insurability; review policy forms and endorsements; review audits; identify errors and facilitate corrective actions; Certificates of Insurance; Evidences of Property; and Cancellation/Reinstatements.
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