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Notary Public and Case Management certification is preferred. The Care Management Nurse assesses, plans, facilitates, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates options and comprehensive services across the continuum of care, providing for safe, clinically appropriate discharge or transfer of all patients admitted to the Hospital.
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Specific to CTC/PWC and MCC: training and perform quality assurance duties by reviewing medical documentation utilizing audit tools as outlined by County of San Diego Quality Management. Attend all meetings facilitated by County of San Diego Quality Management team.
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Minimum 7 years of knowledge of Third-Party Risk Management methodologies and regulatory guidance and or risk management at a fintech organization. Hands-on experience with executing on a Third-Party Risk Management program.
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O Contributes to the risk management culture by providing reasonable assurance of risk through secondary monitoring and reviews of Asset & Liability Management, Interest Rate Risk, Credit Risk Management, Allowance for Loan & Lease Losses, Vendor & Project Management programs.
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V-Soft Consulting is currently hiring for an IT Risk Management Analyst for our premier client in Bannockburn, Illinois. IT Risk Management Analyst. Support general IT Risk Management activities as needed.
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Reporting to the Director of Administrative Services, the Management Analyst (Risk Management) provides professional support to risk management programs including: workers' compensation, safety compliance, review and approval of contracts and Certificates of Insurance, risk transfer, and leave and disability administration.
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Develop the enterprise risk management framework and related policies and processes, ensuring they meet regulatory expectations and are tailored to the business, while also enhancing operational efficiencies.
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Five (5) years of experience with Quantitative Risk Management (QRM) model. Collaborate with the business line leaders to enhance the analysis and interpretation of liquidity risks and assign liquidity charges with a focus on promoting liquidity risk management within lines of business.
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Job Description: Fidelity Investments’ Racial Equity & Diversity Pledge
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The Vegetation management inspector (VMI)- GC is a General Construction position and individuals must be able to travel and transfer to a new headquarters upon request at any time; throughout the entire PG&E service territory with no guarantees as to how long you will be away from home.
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As a Building Management Specialist, you will provide occupants of both Federal Government buildings and privately leased space with safe, secure, clean, and sustainable facilities in which to conduct agency business.
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Strong understanding of HUD/LIHTC/affordable housing regulatory agreements, fair housing laws, affordable housing management principles, and the affordable housing development process, ability to understand local landlord/tenant regulations.
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Disposal Operations: Responsible for the knowledge development and progressive understanding and expertise in all aspects of day-to-day management of a landfill, including, but not limited to, fill sequencing, cover operations, waste placement and compaction operations, equipment and labor deployment, storm water management, and traffic flow.
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Influential is looking for an experienced Specialist, Account Management. Mentoring junior team members and sharing learnings across the Account Management discipline. Staying on top of the workflow and completion of tasks in our project management platform.
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The position requires skill in the use and operation of tools, equipment and vehicles used in wildland fire control, forest management activities and field office operations; operation of 4-wheel drive vehicles, ATVs/UTVs and skill in the use of computer hardware and software related to forest management business operations (word processing, spreadsheets, internet, e-mail and smart devices) and specialized resource management software.
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