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Law degree (admitted to practice in a U.S. jurisdiction) and significant contract claims management experience with relevant experience in governmental contracts. We are looking for a dynamic Contract Manager to join our Rolling Stock team in vibrant Sacramento, California.
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Support development and utilization of enterprise level tools (e.g., Salesforce.com, the Proposal Builder, Client Survey tools) that will be used to raise visibility of upcoming contract expiration dates; offer suggestions and best practices.
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This role will support our Ethics & Compliance Team and ideal candidate will have worked as an Internal Auditor in an Accounting Firm.
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Jackson is currently seeking a PTA for a contract position at an area facility where they'll provide expert therapy to patients with injuries or illnesses to help them improve movement, manage pain, and/or prevent the loss of mobility.
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FullShift Staffing, LLC - Principal ResponsibilitiesThe Physical Therapist performs treatments and exercises to help patients recover from illnesses and injuries.
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O RN: $500 for the Ambassador /$250 for the Applicant o LPN/LVN: $300 for the Ambassador /$150 for the Applicant o CNA/MA: $200 for the Ambassador /$100 for the Applicant Please call or text Karen at 909-743-5874 if you are interested in learning more about our travel/contract job vacancies or if you would want to refer Healthcare Professionals (Nursing & Allied.
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