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Please attach copies of the following documents to your application: -Any valid General Education Teaching Credential -Letter of Introduction -Resume -2 Recent Letters of Recommendation (Include a Supervisor) -Copy of Credential -English Learner Authorization -Transcripts
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Outpatient mix of children/adult's Seeking a provider for in person visits within our 8 locations with locations from Anaheim to San Marcos.
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Business Development Manager - Construction. Thorough understanding of labor relations and associated negotiations; Proven business development, marketing, and sales skills. Act as liaison to the CDM Smith business units, attend key sales meetings, and provide strategic planning input to their business plan and project development efforts.
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NAI is a leading expert and manufacturer of dietary supplements, and we are involved in every facet of the industry, including research, development, manufacturing, marketing, and advocacy. Business Development Manager - Nutraceutical Sales Experience Required.
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We are looking for a Business Development Representative on our commercial team to support Empire Today's mission of making beautiful new floors easy! Professional development & career advancement opportunities.
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We are currently looking for a Business Development Representative to join our team. Established in 1991, Montecatini's three residences offer a home-like setting for residential treatment, and our day and intensive outpatient treatment is located a short drive away, conveniently located near I-5 for easy access.
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Assist in planning and conducting an effective child development program to meet the physical, social, emotional and intellectual needs of each child based upon stated goals and a curriculum plan provided by the supervisor.
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Master's degree or higher in organizational development, organizational behavior, human resources management, or related fields is preferred. Bachelor's Degree in Organization Development, Organizational Behavior, Human Resources Management, Training or Communication, English, Education or related field and 10+ years of related work experience in organizational development/effectiveness.
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Establish external medical/scientific advisory teams and interact with thought leaders and clinical investigators in the therapeutic area to prepare/revise/maintain and efficiently execute the drug development plan.
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Masters degree preferred/ required (for Orange County only) in child development, early childhood, teaching or related field OR a special education teaching credential. Conduct developmental assessments, provide child development services utilizing the Parent Coaching Model (Rush & Sheldon.
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BD’s MMS Dispensing R&D organization is seeking aSenior Manager, Software Development Product Securityto helpdrivestrategic visionand standards around software engineeringsecurity practices and operations.
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