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The UCF College of Community Innovation and Education School of Global Health Management and Informatics seeks a Program Manager I to join their team! The Program Manager I exercises a high level of responsibility managing many tasks, managing special projects, using independent judgment, interacting with individuals across campus, and representing the office inside and outside the UCF community.
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The Care Navigator is the patient-facing team member of the program who is responsible for coordinating the patient through the entire continuum of care across the division, and beyond for the quaternary destination programs.
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Job Description Qualifications:These positions will be for the Summer 2025 Engineering Intern Program Boeing has shaped the course of human history through aerospace innovations. Boeing is seeking motivated, excited, and innovative students for our 2025 intern program.
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ECMO Program with-in Cardiac Located in downtown Orlando , Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) has served the Central Florida community for more than 100 years. o Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP.
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This position coordinates and ensures the operational integrity of the Audiology clinical program within Nemours Children's Hospital, the Central Florida satellites, the newborn hearing screening program at partner hospitals, and Outpatient Therapeutic & Rehabilitative Services in collaboration with the Division Chief of Otolaryngology.
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Key Responsibilities: Program and Setup: Program and set up Swiss CNC/CNC machines, determining the appropriate methodology, tooling, cutting speeds, and feeds to meet product specifications.
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This role is essential to our production operations, where you will leverage your expertise to program, set up, and optimize Swiss CNC/CNC machines, ensuring the highest quality parts are produced efficiently and in line with specifications.
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Process Improvements: Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on machine time reductions, tool performance, and new product program testing. Shop Floor Assistance: Provide support on the shop floor, assisting with inspection methods, training on machine operations, addressing machine alarms, and troubleshooting program issues.
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Program Revisions: Revise programs and documents to accommodate engineering changes and updates. We are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled Swiss CNC Lead Machinist to join our team. Apply today to contribute to our commitment to excellence in Swiss CNC machining.
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Qualifications: Expertise in programming and setting up Swiss CNC/CNC machines, including tooling selection, speeds, and feeds. Tool Room Assistance: Collaborate with the tool room to develop and design work-holding fixtures and prints.
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If you are a proactive problem solver with a passion for precision machining and process improvements, we would love to have you join our team. Blueprint Interpretation: Interpret drawings and solid part models to develop programs that generate quality parts while optimizing processes.
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Work with contractors to prepare all compliance reports required by the CDBG-DR program; reports could include, but not limited to, monthly status reports, Section 3 compliance reports and MWBE reports.
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Serve as a subject matter expert for the Model Risk Management programs, providing effective challenge as necessary to program updates, changes. Serve as the liaison between associated model owners, other model area owners, key [Consumer and Small Business Banking, Enterprise Operational Services, Enterprise Technology, Finance, Government Affairs and Legal Team, Human Resources, Risk Management Organization, Wholesale] representatives, and the second line model risk program.
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As a Disney Culinary Program participant at the Walt Disney World® Resort, you will become part of the magic that is known worldwide, gain on-the-job experience working in our parks and resorts, participate in an outstanding learning experience, and meet and live with people from all over the world in the housing community.
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During the orientation period, the Rail Crew Laborer will apply for the CNYX Rail Conductor Program. If accepted into the Program, the Rail Crew Laborer will complete classroom work and on the job training.
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