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Provide administrative and logistical support to the NAR Federal RPAC Disbursement Trustee Committee. The Disbursements Representative will serve as an integral connection between RPAC Disbursement Trustee members and NAR staff.
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Participate in leadership team by actively contributing in decision making, grievance follow up, building and company-wide initiatives and attending leadership team meetings such as stand up, Managing Acute Care Conditions (MACC), Nutrition at Risk (NAR), Utilization Review (UR), Quality Assurance Performance Improvement (QAPI) and other meetings as required.
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Have a keen interest in and high level experience in real estate compliance activities including a deep knowledge and understanding of legal obligations of real estate professionals under the state and federal law, Department of Commerce Rules & Regulations, Department of Housing and Urban Development, the NAR Code of Ethics and MLS Rules and Regulations.
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Ensures annual compliance with the NAR Mandatory Core Standards for Associations of REALTORS for assigned areas of organizational responsibility. Serves on various committees at NAR, as assigned or appointed.
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