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Knowledge of professional nursing theory and practice and the skills to practice and evaluate patient care. # Certificate/License: Possession of a current license to practice as a Registered Nurse in the State of Connecticut.
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The LPN works under the direction of the Nurse Case Manager and/or Clinical Manager in home care cases. Responsible for coordination of care with nurse case manager. Performs other duties as assigned by Clinical Manager/designee.
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Evidence of current competence to practice as {an APRN, PA, CRNA, CNM} via appropriate reference letters from physicians and other practitioners must be able to be obtained during the Medical Staff appointment process in order to be eligible.
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Objectives: The HR and Payroll Coordinator is responsible for assisting the Office Manager in day-to-day activities related to the provision of recruiting, payroll, benefits, safety and employee life cycle.
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With Sherwin-Williams’ promote-from-within philosophy, you will have the opportunity to progress into an Assistant Store Manager position upon successful completion of the initial 8-week training.
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Report malfunction of medical equipment to Office Coordinator/Practice Manager. Keep inventory of medical supplies and reports them to Office Coordinator/Practice Manager for reorder.
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Collaborate with the Dietary Manager in planning and executing facility-wide special events. Prepare and serve meals tailored to residents' dietary requirements, in coordination with the Dietary Manager.
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Valid School Speech Language Pathologist credential/license or in process in state of practice. Grade/Age Levels: Pre-K; Kindergarten; Elementary School. Valid School Speech Language Pathologist credential/license or in process in state of practice.
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The Operations Manager is responsible for supporting the Store Manager in the total leadership and strategic operation of a CVS/pharmacy store including:Overall store management, supervision, and policy implementationSales and inventory managementEmployee staffing, training, and developmentFinancial managementCustomer service leadershipUnlike the Store Manager in Training position, the Operations Manager position is not part of the CVS/pharmacy Retail Management Development Program.
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Learn more , from Eric, Regional Sales Manager, on the attributes of a successful Field Sales Consultant, and why YOU should work at Sunrun as a Field Sales Consultant! Highly competitive sales commissions paid biweekly including eligibility for bonus compensationCompetitive salary plus lucrative performance incentives through our Nike/Lululemon sponsored incentive program.
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The Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist administers Speech and Language Therapy services under medical prescription in accordance with Hospital regulation, State of Connecticut Practice Act and quality standards.
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Fully outfits athletes with appropriate product, equipment, and accessories to equip them for any occasion - from practice / training to game day. contributing to and enhancing the athlete's overall game day experience.
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As a Retail Sales Associate, you will support the manager in day to day operations. Our parent company, EG America, operates nearly 1700 locations across the United States. Operating the cash register in an efficient mannerAbility to adjust to whatever’s thrown your way, the environment here is fast paced (no 2 days are alike, that’s what keeps it fun)Brewing coffee, stocking shelves, coolers, and freezersWe love to keep a clean store.
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Job Details GENERAL SUMMARY: Function as a Cashier and/or Stocker and act in a lead capacity in the absence of the Store Manager or Assistant Store Manager. Order zones and drop shipment categories, following prescribed ordering practices, as assigned by the Store Manager.
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The individual in this role will report to the NGNPP Program Supervisor and Manager. Overview The US/UK Exchange Program supports the design, build, and test of UK Next Generation Propulsion Plant (NGNPP) for Deadnought and future (SSN-AUKUS) submarine programs.
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