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Our innovative programs are solving specific challenges for military families, including fighting economic insecurity with resources that foster spouse career development, creating family strength with rich family programming, and providing critical peer support for caregivers, whose numbers are only increasing.
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JOB SUMMARYAct as Team Lead and provide oversight and supervision to clinicians and peer support staff. Provide supervision to Peer Support staff, and Case Manager. Assign monthly peer reviews & maintain internal peer review tracker.
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Documentation efforts of the team will also include Solidworks Electrical Schematic Drafting, DxDesigner PWA Schematic Drafting, Wirelist Creation, Bill-Of-Materials (BOM) Creation, Agile (CMDB) Submissions, and Peer Reviews of EE and ME documentation.
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LIAISON: Interacts daily with supervisor, peer groups, and customers. Applications may include analog, digital, and/or video circuits and logic systems. Normally assigned in areas such as development, engineering, test equipment, system checkout, fabrication, and the like.
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