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In house Continuing Education and training funds for outside CEs. Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) accreditation. We are hiring immediately for full and part time positions in our dental offices and are seeking teammates who care, listen, and are motivated to help our patients and communities.
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Location: St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, CA. JOB SU MMARY: Staff RN is directly accountable to the OR Charge Nurse and the Director of Surgical Services, and indirectly to the House Supervisor.
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Member in good standing of the state's bar where working (or otherwise eligible to practice in such state as registered in-house counsel). Experience advising and supporting corporate clients with complex transactional or commercial contracting, whether at a law firm or in-house.
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Reporting to the Clinical Manager, the Alcohol and Drug (AOD) Counselor is responsible for individual service coordination for patients enrolled in Phoenix House Adult/Adolescent Residential/Outpatient Services, including supporting a successful transition back into the community.
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Active member of the State Bar of California, or qualified to practice in California as a Registered In-House Counsel. Sr. Commercial Counsel is an attorney with significant in-house experience, and a background in procurement and sales contracts in the technology world, strategic relationships, and intellectual property regimes within commercial contracts.
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Our state-of-the-art, fully digitized and integrated practice offers in-house ultrasound, radiography, lab testing, and dentistry, as well as surgical specialist, rehabilitation therapy, hospice care, and house calls.
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A J.D. degree from an ABapproved law school, and an active member in good standing of the California Bar (or eligible to practice as a California registered in-house counsel.
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Located a short drive from Los Angeles, Anaheim boasts a tremendous variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, from Downtown Disney’s House of Blues to boutique restaurants that are more than 100 years old.
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