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Lastly, the stroke coordinator is responsible for problem identification, problem solving, education, research, and performance improvement including QA/QI initiatives for the program. Job Summary:You would be joining the Ayer Neuroscience Institute at Hartford Hospital in the position of Stroke Coordinator.
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In addition to responsibilities for Simulation Learning Consultant below, The Senior Simulation Learning Consultant performs varied, complex, and high stakes work that requires originality and ingenuity, serves as resource to others for problem solving, leads or direct projects, evaluates progress, recommends changes to procedures, and recommends initiatives that align with strategic plan.
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3-5 years of analytical experience in protein/peptide separations by CE-SDS and/or cIEF in pharmaceutical or biotechnology companyScientific and practical knowledge of protein characterization for protein therapeutics including monoclonal antibodies and glycoproteinsAbility to take initiative in problem solving and consistently bring independent, scientific approach to method developmentThe duties of this role are generally conducted in an lab environment.
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We are hiring a Senior Statistical Analyst to leverage cutting-edge data science tools and methodologies on real-world clinical data for scientific research in precision medicine. Senior Statistical Analyst.
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Maintain regulatory compliance under NERC/CIP guidelines
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Demonstrate leadership, risk management, critical thinking, problem solving skills and the ability to prioritize and rebalance as required to meet strategic goals and company vision. Senior Director, Chemistry (Radiochemistry) position 2.
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Senior Development Officer, Major Gifts Yale New Haven Hospital. The Senior Development Officer, Service Line Initiatives manages and solicits a portfolio of major gift ($25K+) donors and prospects, often in partnership with the Hospital's senior leadership and physicians in support of strategic goals of the health system.
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Communicates regularly with Compliance Audit and Investigation teams, the Revenue Cycle (coding and billing) teams, and the Department CDLs, to remain abreast of current efforts, Clinician pain points, and potential problem areas.
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The Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs CMC will be responsible for planning and executing the CMC regulatory strategies for Celldex’s therapeutic development programs. Other: disseminate global CMC and related drug delivery device regulations and guidelines with appropriate interpretation; assist in developing and managing regulatory budgets and resources; communicate progress, issues, information and performance to plan to senior management and other relevant parties.
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State Energy Regulatory, Senior In-House CounselLong DescriptionMAJOR ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Provide legal leadership and counsel on State regulatory proceedings, including drafting or review of filings and representing our client's electric and gas utility companies in proceedings before State regulatory agencies (CT and MA.
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As a Senior Water Resources and Climate Resilience Engineer, you will play a key role in our efforts to develop and implement water resource management and resiliency strategies. Fuss & O'Neill is seeking a Senior Water Resources and Climate Resilience Engineer to join our team in Manchester, CT or New Haven, CT and contribute to our mission of creating a more sustainable and resilient future.
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We are seeking a Senior Marketing Data Analyst experienced in working with Marketing business stakeholders to identify business requirements. Ability to manage key customer relationships, including senior managers.
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Strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities. In the pivotal role of Senior Manager of Compliance at 360, you will spearhead our commitment to upholding the highest standards in affordable housing regulation compliance.
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Works closely with the Vice President for Enrollment Management to conduct analyses, develop allocation models, determine budgets and strategies for financial aid resources in support of university recruitment, retention, and net revenue management goals.
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As a CBRE Senior Environmental Site Assessor, you will conduct on-site Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and/or Phase II subsurface investigations to identify recognized environmental conditions and other conditions of environmental concern for the project and related off-site properties in accordance with ASTM and client-specific standards on complex assets.
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