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Pet Sitter - Requirements and Qualifications. This would include cuts to paws, feet, noses and/or insect bites, etc. MUST LIVE in Highlands Ranch/Lone Tree/ Parker/Centennial Colorado area to apply for this position.
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Incumbent may be required to assist in power restoration efforts in natural disaster events (eg: driver, wire sitter, runner) The incumbent will adhere to and be a strong advocate for Pike Engineering’s Core Values to both Pike Engineering employees and our client(s.
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Our 20 hospitals, emergency and urgent care centers, home care and hospice, Flight for Life Colorado TM , telehealth and over 240 physician practices and clinics offer endless opportunities!
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A woman-owned company that has a culture where you the pet sitter are the focus. Position : Professional Pet Sitter Part/Full-time 1099 Independent Contractor. Pet and People Sitters Inc. has professional pet-sitting positions where you will be more than just a dog walker and make more than $30 per hour.
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