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The Shift Supervisor Trainee role is an entry-level, short-term role that prepares an employee to perform a higher-level supervisory role, such as Operations Supervisor or Shift Supervisor. The Shift Supervisor Trainee performs work as directed in order to prepare for future supervisory responsibilities, completes basic operations and management skills training, and also learns about key aspects of the business (e.g., building customer loyalty through exceptional service) and CVS/pharmacy culture.
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POSITION QUALIFICATIONS:Required:Current California RN licenseBachelor's degree in NursingCurrent American Heart Association BLS Certification (always maintain current)Three (3) years clinical experienceCurrent knowledge of the field, with evidence of ongoing continuing educationProgressive healthcare experience including at least two years of supervisory experienceBasic computer competenceDemonstrated competence as a leader/ previous management experience requiredCompensation $105,000 - 160,000.
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Acts in supervisory capacity in the event the Director or AVP is not available to make critical decisions. High School Diploma and 5 years full time purchasing and supervisory experience.
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Provides supervisory oversight for clinic medical support staff, including performance reviews, coaching and counseling, staff development, shift schedules. Minimum 1 years of management or supervisory experience preferred.
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Supervisory ResponsibilitiesThe Admissions RN is responsible for supervising LPNs, CNAs, Unit Secretaries, and Volunteers. Supervisory ResponsibilitiesThe Admissions RN is responsible for supervising LPNs, CNAs, Unit Secretaries, and Volunteers.
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Experience Desired: Retail leadership or supervisory experience; Successful performance as a Peer Trainer or other similar role; Successful performance as an in-store champion (e. Certification or Licensing Required: Meat Cutting, Meat Processing or Meat Science.
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Ideal candidates for this position will have a minimum of five years of hotel housekeeping experience (preferably including some supervisory roles) at large, convention business properties. This one-of-a-kind property boasts 12 different dining options, over 1000 guest rooms and is surrounded by the Walt Disney World® Resort.
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At least one year of specialized experience which has equipped you with the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities to successfully perform the duties of a Supervisory Transportation Security Officer, and this is typically related to the duties of a Transportation Security Officer or Lead Transportation Security Officer.
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SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY: Supervises in-home, direct care staff for both assigned residencesESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:I. Training/Program Responsibilities A. Ensures person centered activities based on interest of he individuals and choice are coordinated and implemented.
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Demonstrates appropriate/effective supervisory skills that include fair and uniformly applied corrective actions administered without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, age, sex, religion, handicap or marital status.
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Position Summary The Shift Supervisor Trainee role is an entry-level, short-term role that prepares an employee to perform a higher-level supervisory role, such as Operations Supervisor or Shift Supervisor.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionFloor SupervisorMust have computer skills, forklift experience, and supervisory experience in manufacturing or warehouse. Shift is 6:30-5:15 M-Th or a flexible 8 hour shift M-FMust have no felonies, drivers license, reliable transportation, and able to pass a drug screen.
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Chart those services rendered to the patient by the staff nurse and changes that have been noted in the patient's condition and/or family and home situation, makes revisions in the nursing care plan as needed, records supervisory visits conducted with the Hospice Aide, evaluates patient care and progress and closes charts of discharged patients.
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Prior experience in Hotel front desk positions required, supervisory experience preferred. Directly supervises or assists in the supervisory function of 1-5 front desk employees in accordance with the organization’s policies and applicable laws.
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2-4 years supervisory experience in either a food service or retail environment, including Profit and Loss responsibility. The Taco Bell Restaurant General Manager is the leader of the TEAM who establishes the tone of the work environment, and the level of customer hospitality.
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