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Whiting Forensic Hospital (WFH) cares for patients under the jurisdiction of the Psychiatric Security Review Board (PSRB), patients committed by the superior court for competency restoration and civil patients in need of maximum security psychiatric treatment.
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Incumbent works under general supervision and will work very closely with Workout Officers, Special Assets Team Leaders, Regional Special Assets Managers, and Department Manager in all aspects of the loan process.
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The Cook Supervisor utilizes all kitchen equipment such as steamer, blender, electric slicers, food processor, grill and ovens and uses proper adaptive equipment for the special needs of residents.
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While our experts guide our clients to sustainable healing, our job is to support our valued staff members, and we do that through offering industry-competitive salaries, career growth and skills expansion, student loan repayment and tuition reimbursement, and a company commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, among other advantages.
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Obtain required submittals from subcontractors, review for compliance with the specifications and submit to the design team for review via Procore system software Safety Documentation: Upload subcontractor safety documentation to Procore.
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A Central Processor will receive specimens into the laboratory, review paperwork and perform clerical duties. The main function of the Central Processor is to manage the workflow of all specimens arriving into central processing area of the laboratory.
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Typically, the inspections would require visual/physical inspection, witness of testing, review of QA/QC documentation including MTRs. Each inspection completed would require the inspector to issue a report of findings within the specific time limit.
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Inspectors are the "eyes" for the insurance underwriter, who is generally in another area and confined to an office. Inspectors are the "eyes" for the insurance underwriter, who is generally in another area and confined to an office.
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For more information, please submit your resume for review. Join a large, well-established CRNA group that practices in an anesthesia care team model, delivering care to a diverse patient population in a wide variety of settings, including acute care, outpatient, EP lab, interventional radiology and gastroenterology center, as well as in the main operating rooms for general surgery, orthopedics, GYN, and pediatrics.
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Qa/qc, batch record review, gmp, fda, pharmaceutical, medical device, coa, cmp, capa. Post-production batch record review and approval. Pre-production preparation, review, and approval of batch records for various cGMP OTC, medical device, and pharmaceutical products.
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May supervise and direct the activities of other loan officer(s), loan officer assistant(s), or loan processor(s). Communicates loan status to all interested parties, and obtains loan documentation after closing.
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Review/sign all treatment plans, APRN initial evaluations, clinician psychiatric evaluations, home care nursing orders, and complete all other required documentation. Review and prepare treatment plans for clients.
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Production Team Partner - Stockroom Processor. Perform in the following areas of the Stockroom Department: Order Picking, Garment Grading, Inventory Stocking, Emblem Processing and Sewing, Merchandise Receiving, Inventory, and Garment Alterations.
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Hold Preconstruction planning meetings with subcontractors to review site safety program and job hazard analysis for their scope of work and to establish and review risk mitigation plans.
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