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Monitor the implementation of Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) with Behavior Support Specialist. Behavior Support Supervisor is responsible for developing and monitoring the Behavior Specialist.
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Bowhead is seeking an IT Support Specialist in Tucson, AZ to join our team in supporting IT deployment and infrastructure for the Customs & Border Protection contract. The IT Support Specialist will resolve client and server problems at local field offices that are part of the overall customer IT enterprise.
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Bowhead is seeking an IT Support Specialist in Oroville, WA to join our team in supporting IT deployment and infrastructure for the Customs & Border Protection contract. UIC Government Services (UICGS / Bowhead) provides innovative business solutions to federal and commercial customers in the areas of engineering, maintenance services, information technology, program support, logistics/base support, and procurement.
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The System Support Specialist will support our NSWC Corona Customer at the US Naval Weapons Station, Fallbrook Detachment. The System Support Specialist will provide management and support for a wide variety of hardware, including laptops, desktops, network and server equipment, mobile devices, printers, scanners, and associated peripherals.
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The Peer Support Specialist is a HOPE participant’s support person in navigating their path out of homelessness. The Peer Support Specialist works in collaboration with Transitions Project HOPE staff to connect participants to social services, primary care, housing placement, and connections in the community that support housing and wellness retention.
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As the Computer Support Specialist, you will be responsible for prioritizing workload from various sources based on the Remedy Action Request System (RARS) utilized by managers, team leads, or the on-call IT Service Desk.
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The Program Support Specialist plays an integral role on the team and supports the entire agency by providing overall administrative support to the Parenting & Youth Services department (Positive Parenting Program, Adolescent Family Life Program, and the Diaper Bank.
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The IT Support Specialist Tier 1.5 (ConnectWise) will provide end user support on the service desk and eventually assist senior engineers with project-based work. We have a position open for a IT Support Specialist Tier 1.5 (ConnectWise) to function as a support specialist working for a Managed Service Provider that has nearly doubled in size over the last 4 years.
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A natural gas and utilities provider is seeking a Quorum Application Support Specialist to join their Applications team in the Downtown, Houston TX area. Quorum Application Support Specialist.
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The Sleep Support Specialist role is for a highly-trained specialist dedicated to optimizing Inspire Upper Airway Stimulation (UAS) therapy outcomes once the system has been implanted.
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IT Desktop Support Specialist. Desktop Support Specialist. Serve as the frontline for all IT service and support and work cross departmentally for front line security initiatives.
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IT Support Specialist. at 6 River Systems, you will support 6RS team members, providing one-on-one in-person, virtual, and remote support and education for hardware and software.
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Title21 Health Solutions, a leading provider of Health and Life Science automation solutions, is seeking an Application Support Specialist at its Phoenix, AZ location. This position is responsible for technical and customer support in the deployment and maintenance of Healthcare and Life Science Management software, for the purpose of digitizing complex protocols in a regulated industry.
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Pathways is seeking an innovative and purpose driven individual to join our team as a Temporary Full-Time Peer Support Specialist. A Peer Support Specialist/Mentor has been a recipient of lived experience.
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In some of our location offices, the Computer Support Specialist will work with various lawyer practice groups on an ad hoc basis, e.g. Litigation Technical Services, prepping trial hardware including: Setting up projectors, work stations, printers, scanners, workgroups, etc.
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