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Current Ohio FFII and EMT-B license, CPR Card, 40hr ARFF Certification and current annual burn recertification. Current Ohio FFII and EMT-B license with CPR card. Preferred associate degree in one of the following: Fire Science, Aviation Management, Applied Business.
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Georgia: CPR Certification, Expanded Functions Dental Assistant (EFDA) certification, and proof of formal training to expose X-rays. Massachusetts: CPR Certification, proof of formal training to expose X-rays, BORID certification and annual CE requirements must be completed per state regulations.
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Must hold BLS Instructor CPR certification or qualify for the same within one month of hire. Employees in these positions may be asked to participate in temporary assignments lasting less than 6 months (such as curriculum development, short term projects, meetings and substitute duties) which could amount to additional temporary pay.
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Licenses/Certifications: CPR/BLS (Basic Life Support), State License-Radiology Technologist-Louisiana, ARRT-R (Radiography) Posted job title: X-RAY TECH / RAD TECH / RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST. X-ray Tech needed for Hammond, LA.
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Must have current Wilderness First Aid certification and CPR. Wilderness First Responder preferred. Must have current Wilderness First Aid certification and CPR. The objective of the OAC Assistant Director is that you facilitate high and low ropes courses, teach and lead in the areas of safety, nature, and spiritual development, and possess excellent leadership skills.
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Licenses/Certifications: CPR/BLS (Basic Life Support), State License-Radiology Technologist-Georgia. X-Ray Tech Needed. Licenses/Certifications: CPR/BLS (Basic Life Support), State License-Radiology Technologist-Georgia.
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Clinical research, Oncology, inpatient, Gcp, Irb, Data management, BLS, CPR, AED, Registered Nurse, communication and leadership skills, CCRC or CCRP Certified, patient registration, quality assurance, subject eligibility, EMR, clinical trial, regulatory, oncology nursing, chart review, enrollment, adverse event reporting.
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Completion of an approved meter technician apprenticeship program; valid Washington State driver's license; valid First Aid and CPR Certificate issued by the American Red Cross. CPR and first-aid training will be required prior to completion of the probationary period with maintenance thereafter.
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American Red Cross certified in first aid and CPR/AED or able to obtain within one month of hire. With construction continuing the final phases of the Snowmass Base Village - the largest ski resort development underway in North America - we look forward to what the next 50 years will bring.
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Licenses/Certifications: CPR/BLS (Basic Life Support), State License-Radiology Technologist-Michigan, ARRT-MR (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), ARRT-R (Radiography) CT/X-ray Tech needed for Newberry, MI.
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Certifications required within the first 60 days of hire: YMCA approved basic life saving skills such as CPR, First Aid, AED, and Emergency Oxygen. This position supports the work of the Y, a leading nonprofit, charitable organization committed to strengthening community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
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Ex: CNA, NVCI, First Aid, CPR, Narcan, SUDS, CADC, ARF/RCFE, CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, etc.) ex: CNA, NVCI, First Aid, CPR, Narcan, SUDS, CADC, ARF/RCFE, CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, etc.
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Current CPR, driver's license, valid vehicle insurance and access to a dependable vehicle, or public transportation. We are hiring for a Care Transition Coordinator– RN/LPN or MSW with Hospice Experience.
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Licenses/Certifications: CPR/BLS (Basic Life Support), State License-Nuclear Medicine Tech-New Jersey. NJ license and CPR required. Posted job title: NUC MED TECH / NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGIST.
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CPR certified from the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross. Our hospitals and health systems include; Hillcrest Health System in Oklahoma, UT Health East Texas, BSA Health System, and Seton Medical Center Harker Heights in Texas, Lovelace Health System in New Mexico, University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus in Kansas, Portneuf Medical Center in Idaho, as well as Hackensack Meridian Health at Pascack Valley, and Hackensack Meridian Health Mountainside hospitals in New Jersey.
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