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Reporting to the Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs, theRegulatory Affairs Specialistwill assist with domestic and international food and beverage regulatory work for all its privately held companies.
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Responsible for overseeing daily business office transactions, coordinating academic affairs searches, managing Dean's Office events, providing Institutional Review Board (IRB) support, offering committee support, and maintaining the websites for Academic Affairs and the Dean's Office.
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Under the direction of the Director of Academic Support and Advising, the Learning Specialist in the Office of Student Affairs at Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine is responsible for ensuring support in the area of academic skills and academic advising programs to all medical students.
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The Accreditation and Licensing Coordinator is responsible for the preparation, coordination, and maintenance of survey readiness and regulatory compliance. Strong knowledge of CIHQ Standards, Title 22, and CMS Conditions of Participation standards and other regulatory agency requirements.
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Regulatory affairs team to include creating functional strategies and specific objectives to support functional infrastructure and the. Head of Regulatory Affairs page is loaded.
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Monitor and analyze global laws and regulations concerning DEI and pay equity, actively engaging in legislative affairs. Additionally, the role involves participation in legislative affairs and addressing various legal corporate matters as required.
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Evaluating the performance of investment portfolios and ensuring compliance with standards provided by regulatory organizations, including conformance with investor disclosures, privacy laws, anti-money laundering requirements, and anti-fraud measures.
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A valid and active license as a LicensedClinical Social Worker (LCSW) issued by the California Department of Consumer Affairs, Board of Behavioral Sciences. I have uploaded a legible copy of my active license as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, issued by the California Department of Consumer Affairs, Board of Behavioral Sciences.
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In this dynamic role, you'll oversee construction activities on behalf of our clients, diligently monitoring contractor regulatory and contract safety compliance. Join our team as a Construction Safety Manager and be a vital part of ensuring the safety and success of construction projects across the Los Angeles Community College District.
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Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Accounting, Financial Reporting and Enterprise Risk Management, to align liquidity management initiatives with organizational objectives and regulatory expectations.
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Communicate frequently with other Respiratory Sales Specialists across the country and cross-functional counterparts such as Marketing, Sales Ops, Market Access, Field Reimbursement, Training, and Medical Affairs to create alignment of business plan, focus on strategic drivers, and sharing best practices.
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Education and/or Experience A Doctoral degree in Psychology, educational psychology, counseling psychology or a discipline deemed equivalent by the State Department of Consumer Affairs, Board of Psychology.
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Detailed knowledge of critical aspects of renewable energy project underwriting, including equipment and performance review as well as a baseline understanding of U.S. energy markets including regulatory structures, physical and synthetic forms of power agreements and derivatives, as well as renewables-focused regional incentives.
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Our nearly 1,500 technical and engineering experts have direct industry experience in industrial automation, control system integration, facility and process engineering, architecture, construction management, regulatory compliance, enterprise technology and other consulting services.
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The Payment Processing Coordinator II is responsible for ensuring all System Application and Products (SAP) provider claims, incentives, Capitation payments and Member out-of-pocket refunds for all Lines of Business(LOBS), MCLA, LACC, LACCD, PASC, CMC, and the Plan Partners, Anthem Blue Cross, Kaiser and CFTS Promise, are processed in accordance with LA Care regulatory policies and GAAP regulatory requirements.
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