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The Public Space Houseperson is responsible for maintaining high standards in all assigned lobby areas, public restrooms, special cleaning assignments and performing Room Attendant duties as necessary.
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Incumbents have responsibility for planning, organizing, directing, and controlling all the work of such units under the general direction of a Public Health Microbiology Supervisor II. Public Health Microbiology Supervisors I assure that requested tests on all specimens submitted are conducted by appropriate subordinate personnel within stipulated time limits following exact, carefully prescribed procedures.
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Perform queries and interpret information from Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS), National Crime Information Center (NCIC), and International Justice and Public Safety Network (NLETS.
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Working Title: PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITIONIST - 64002467. Cultivates positive work relationships with co-workers and communicates key concepts to supervisor and co-workers for efficient operations.
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Public programs also introduce families and adults to local birds, bird migration and birding. Assist the Public Programs Manager in establishing evaluation methods and measures for all on-site public education programs, including the internship and fellowship programs.
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Minneapolis Public Schools will not deny anyone the opportunity for training or employment because of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender or gender identity, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, disability, sexual orientation, age, family care leave status, or veteran status.
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Bachelor's Degree in Health Informatics, Public Health Administration, Healthcare Economics, Public Policy, Biostatistics, Computer Science, Business or a related field; AND three years of professional experience in Informatics, data management, statistical analysis or a related field, preferably in a Public Health environment, that includes two years of supervisory experience.
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Ensures that accidents are reported to the Deputy Director and the Director of Public Works, as well as the Employee Health Clinic, within required timeframes, and takes corrective action regarding accident investigations.
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The Office of External Affairs (OEA) is comprised of the government and community affairs, marketing, publications, language access, language translation, media, public affairs, customer support, and administration units.
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The Public Information Officer implements, and administers the City's public information/relations, outreach, marketing and communications services. During an emergency serves as the Public Information Officer ESF-15 and carries out the duties of this role.
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As a Public Health Nurse Manager for the County of San Diego you will be responsible for planning, directing and coordinating the overall activities of one or more public health centers or a large countywide public health program at multiple sites.
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For more than 70 years, Halff has provided smarter solutions throughout the United States offering services in Construction Services, Energy, Environmental, Geographic Information Systems, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Land and Site Development, Planning and Landscape Architecture, MEP Engineering, Public Works, Right of Way, Structural Engineering, Subsurface Utility Engineering/Utility Coordination, Surveying, Transportation, Water Resources and Water/Wastewater.
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Provides information or directions to callers, police, fire & rescue/EMS and other public safety agencies, adhering to DPSC, Police, Fire & Rescue department policies and procedures governing the dissemination of information.
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Actively participate in college-supported public safety activities and programs, including Bike Patrol, Color Guard, Rape Awareness Defense (RAD) program, becoming a certified instructor, field training officer, EMT/EMR, or other programs approved by the Chief of Police.
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Employees in the classifications of Police Records Supervisor, Public Safety Dispatch Supervisor, Animal Control Supervisor and Emergency Services Coordinator shall receive a uniform allowance of $70.77 per pay period for a uniform allowance.
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