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ADDITIONAL JOB DETAILS:Coordinates all administrative aspects of International Student Program ISP functions including developing short- and long-term goals and objectives, budget planning, and administration assessing program efforts and student satisfaction success preparing departmental and statistical reports, maintaining the ISP web pages and newsletter and utilizing social media to promote programs and outreach.
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The purpose of the Inside Sales Professional (ISP) is to identify and serve the needs of our customers, assist them in obtaining products or information and provide excellent customer service while filling the many needs of customers.
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Day Program Lead- Program Instructor provides administrative day program supports, to ensure documentation is completed by Instructors to show the progress or lack of progress towards meeting the participants’ ISP goals for specific wavier services.
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ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Engages residents in activities of choice, which reinforces ISP goals. Ensures compliance in the area of responsibility during assigned hours with local, state, and federal rules and regulations applying to Personal Care Home and UCP Residential Services.
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