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Store Daily Tasks include, but are not limited to Sales Floor Merchandising/Stocking Food Service Management Cooler Merchandising Vendor Check-Ins Communication of daily issues/challenges with Management.
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Residents and the treatment team collaborate on discharge planning, which includes coordination of individual and family therapy, medication management, identification of a primary care physician and any vocational, recreational or educational planning.
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We offer a variety of programs including inpatient and outpatient behavioral health, residential treatment for court-involved teenage girls, geriatric services, clinical day treatment schools and chemical dependency services.
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Effectively uses psychological and physical management techniques to manage violent or potentially violent situations consistent with non-violent crisis intervention training (CPI), as evidenced by peer feedback, supervisor observation with participation in Early Response codes and Dr. Strong codes and attendance at CPI refresher trainings.
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Description Summary: The primary function of this job is to diagnose and repair highway delivery equipment including hydraulic pumping and product transfer pump, develop and implement solutions to specific problems within the supply chain and logistics environment and troubleshoot/repair diesel tractors, cryogenic trailers, tube trailers and associated equipment in accordance with Airgas policies/procedures and DOT regulations.
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Maintain communication with the Receiving Coordinator and Inventory Manager regarding items that need to move, the related documentation, record keeping, and identification required to maintain inventory management practices.
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Perform any other duties as requested by the Guest Services Manager or any other member of management. As the global leader in third-party hotel management, our growing portfolio represents over 1,550 hotels in all 50 states and 22 countries, from top international lodging brands to luxury hotels, destination resorts and lifestyle hotels.
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Description Job Schedule: Full Time Standard Hours: 40 Job Shift: Shift 1 Shift Details: Schedule: Monday - Friday; 8:00AM - 4:30PM Work where every moment matters.
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Partner with sales/management team to help new members achieve their fitness goals with personal training. Responsible for achieving monthly revenue goal established by management team.
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General support for IT department, including vulnerability remediation for the Vulnerability Management Program. SUMMARY : The IT Application/Desktop Support Analyst is the front line of defense for end user issues.
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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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Build your Career with The SuperCT Group: an established franchisee group with locations throughout Connecticut means opportunities to grow your career from Stylist, to Management to Artistic Education.
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One (1) to three (3) years recent experience as an RN; experience in orthopedic, neurosurgical, pain management specialties preferred. Candidate must have an RI Nursing license, ACLS, BLS, 1-2 years of Medical/Surgical experience Pre-op, PACU, and Endoscopy skills preferred.
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Minimum of 3 years of business experience+ Bachelor’s Degree in business preferred+ Delivery and/or distribution, sales and general management experience desired+ Exceptional written and interpersonal communication skills+ Ability to provide strong leadership through coaching and mentoring with a focus on customer service.
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Assist where needed in the areas of hatchery, brooding, house management, egg processing, egg pickup on farm, crew, maintenance and facilities. Euthanize birds as required by management and remove dead birds.
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