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Duties and Responsibilities (these duties are a general summary and not all inclusive): Manage a statewide staff of the Adolescent and Young Adult Services, serving all DCF area and regional offices as well as Central Office.
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Administration: Works with the Director and the Assistant Director of the African Studies Center and Pardee School staff to ensure smooth administration. Works on administrating and managing ASC events; orders supplies, educational materials, and equipment; responsible for the upkeep of the ASC offices and community space and managing proprietary classrooms; prepares and submits faculty actions appointments through the Pardee School Dean's Office; prepares visa applications for all ASC faculty through ISSO; assists with all scheduling of classes, room scheduling, student evaluations, etc.
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Providing updates to perioperative staff regarding instrument processing, point of use care for instruments, instrument tray care and functionality of instruments Overseeing new hire orientation for the sterile processing departments Maintaining education calendar of all mandatory and site/vendor specific education presentations To qualify, you must have: Five years of experience in SPD as supervisor.
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The ESP Senior Medical Director provides leadership and management for the clinical staff of the Elder Service Plan - Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) Centers as well as provides primary care, including routine health maintenance, management of chronic conditions, and management of acute illnesses.
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Problem Solving: Ability to address problems that are broad, complex and abstract, often involving Medical Center-wide issues and requiring substantial creativity, resourcefulness, staff engagement, Lean diagnostic techniques, negotiation and diplomacy to develop solutions.
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The Medical Office Coordinator is responsible for providing support to physicians and allied health professionals within an ambulatory setting and to ensure efficient operations and excellent customer service to patients, other staff members, and external parties.
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Demonstrated leadership ability, particularlyin problem-solving and staff development, is essential. Clinical Coordinator RNWe areseeking a dedicated Clinical Coordinator RN to supervise the clinicaloperations of all nursing floors in the absence of the Nurse Manager and/orDirector of Nursing, and to assume administrative responsibilities for theCenter when executive administrative personnel are not available.
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The Medical Office Coordinator is responsible for providing support to physicians and allied health professionals within a busy ambulatory setting and to ensure efficient operations by providing excellent customer service to patients, other staff members, and external parties.
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The Director of Facilities will oversee all facilities-related activities, ensuring that physical plant operations, including all buildings, grounds and utilities are in appropriate working order to provide a safe, healthy, and comfortable environment for students, faculty and staff.
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Manages Diverse Relationships: Relates well to a wide variety of diverse styles and is open to differences; effective up, down, sideways, inside, and outside; builds diverse networks; quick to find common ground; Interpersonally agile; easy to approach and talk to; relates well to all kinds of people.
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We are seeking a dedicated Clinical Coordinator RN to supervise the clinical operations of all nursing floors in the absence of the Nurse Manager and/or Director of Nursing, and to assume administrative responsibilities for the Center when executive administrative personnel are not available.
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Staff have kayaked in Patagonia, attended a Beyoncé concert in Ireland, built a library in Tanzania, and run a marathon in Antarctica. We are seeking a smart and friendly data center enthusiast with a knack for problem solving, follow-through, and communication to join Epic’s hosting team for work in our data centers across the United States but based in the Verona, Wisconsin headquarters.
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