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As a warehouse associate at Floor & Decor, you are the backbone of our retail location. This policy and the law prohibit employment discrimination against any associate or applicant on the basis of any legally protected status outlined above.
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Occupational Therapy Assistant Requirements:Active/Valid Texas license as Occupational Therapy AssistantValid certification as a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)In good standing with all regulatory agencies and licensing boardsCareer AdvantagesIn-house Rehab (non-contracted.
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Assist in the facilitation and execution of the Policy Governance Policy program, including, but not limited to, pre-publishing review, regulatory documents review, monitoring for overdue PGP documents, conducting training and monitoring, reporting, escalation, and the issuance of violations.
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Provides coordination of technical guidance on regulatory and code compliance to QC/Inspection personnel based in incumbent's area of expertiseReviews and approves Material Requisitions (MR) and Purchase Orders (PO) for materials and equipment, when applicableReviews Subcontractor's inspection program and inspection reports, as applicableSafety ResponsibilitiesSeeks to continually improve workplace safety by attending and conducting workplace inspections, toolbox talks, hazard assessments etc.
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The Quality Assurance Manager is an integral member of the plant management team and reports to the U.S. Director of Quality Assurance, Regulatory Compliance & CSR.Benefits include: Medical, dental and vision insurance - that starts your 1st day.
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Type Direct Hire Job Title: Patent/Intellectual Property Litigation AssociateJob Summary: As a Patent/Intellectual Property (IP) Litigation Associate, you will specialize in providing legal support and representation to clients involved in disputes related to patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.
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Job Title: Patent/Intellectual Property Litigation AssociateJob Summary: As a Patent/Intellectual Property (IP) Litigation Associate, you will specialize in providing legal support and representation to clients involved in disputes related to patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.
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Seeking an entry level associate and an associate with 3+ years of experience. Proficiency in legal research tools and databases, such as LexisNexis, Westlaw, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database.
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Previous experience in patent litigation, trademark litigation, or other IP-related disputes highly desirable. Technical background or familiarity with scientific and technological concepts relevant to patent litigation preferred.
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Qualifications: Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school. Working within a dynamic legal team, you will assist in all aspects of IP litigation, from case analysis and legal research to trial preparation and courtroom advocacy.
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Candidates should possess a technical background, preferably in electrical engineering, computer science, or related field, for our patent and other intellectual property litigation practice. Courtroom Advocacy: Attend court hearings, trials, arbitrations, and mediations, and assist in presenting oral arguments, examining witnesses, and making legal presentations before judges, juries, and arbitrators.
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Participates in and contributes to projects and initiatives that increase the value and productivity of the MSL team and Medical Affairs. D., PhD, NP, or APRNPrior experience as an MSL within a pharmaceutical or biotech companyExperience in various fields in CNS such as PsychiatryExperience in clinical practice, research, or teaching TRAVEL:Willingness/Ability to travel up to 50-75% domestically.
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You’ll advise clients on their local and overseas tax affairs, while acting as a strategic consultant related to business analysis, managing working capital, and profit sharing for partners. As a Senior Associate, you'll work as part of a team of problem solvers, helping to solve complex business issues from strategy to execution.
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Responsibilities: Case Analysis: Conduct thorough analyses of intellectual property disputes, including patent infringement, trademark dilution, copyright infringement, and misappropriation of trade secrets.
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Responsibilities Radiology Tech I Performs Diagnostic Radiographic Procedures according to department protocols, HFAP/TJC/local regulatory/CMS, State and Federal Regulations. In addition, Dallas Regional is the only Trauma Center for 13 miles and was the first accredited Geriatric Emergency Room in Dallas County.
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