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Mother/Baby RNs also help counsel new parents on the first steps of infant care prior to their release from the hospital. As a Mother/Baby nurse, also sometimes called a Postpartum RN, you'll be tasked with caring for both mother and child after birth has taken place.
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Job Summary: The special education teacher aide assists the special education resource teacher or speech language pathologist (SLP) with classroom duties, to include providing academic support and overall supervision of students who experience mild to moderate disabilities.
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The Women and Infant Services unit at FMH is a 17 bed LDRP unit with a four bay triage, an OR located on the unit and a level 2 NICU nearby. The Women and Infant Services unit at FMH is a 17 bed LDRP unit with a four bay triage, an OR located on the unit and a level 2 NICU nearby.
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Patients/residents of all ages are served including neonate/infant, pediatric/adolescent, and adult/ geriatric populations. Patients/residents of all ages are served including neonate/infant, pediatric/adolescent, and adult/ geriatric populations.
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Other/Physical Education Teacher. Other/Physical Education Teacher. Fairbanks North Star Borough School District - website Additional Information: Show/Hide. Bargaining Unit: Fairbanks Education Association (FEA.
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Our women and infant services unit offers a centralized location for maternal and newborn care, featuring a triage room that we plan to convert to an OB ED, a fully equipped operating suite for Cesarean deliveries and additional capacity in the hospital’s 7 room OR down the hall.
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Start your Federal Civilian Employee Career as a Child and Youth Program Assistant!
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Have a minimum of one year of Catholic Religious Education Coordinator or teacher experience, or two years of experience as a volunteer in Catholic ministries. Develop and maintain the Eielson AFB Chapel Catholic religious education and worship program, including religious education for all ages, Holy Days, special liturgies, Vacation Bible School, and other special events.
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Under the direction of the school principal and/or assistant principal, the teacher is responsible for the implementation of research-based instructional strategies that direct the learning process and achievement of assigned students by developing, nurturing, and sustaining a school and classroom culture conducive to student learning.
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Provide mentoring and coaching to classroom staff in collaboration with Lead Teacher. Current Infant/Toddler CPR/First Aide or ability to obtain within 30 days of hire. The incumbent will be expected to train and mentor an Associate Educator/Classroom Aide in best practices and developmentally appropriate Early Childhood Education.
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Look for the best material to be taken in classrooms and finalize all such materials to be compiled with the other subject teachers and Lead English.
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