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The position is located in the Ada County Sheriff's Office, Health Services Division. Provides mental health services including assessment, crisis intervention and brief counseling, to an inmate population in a fast paced environment, provides clinical consultations to staff and others, and assists with mental health related program development.
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PharMerica is the long-term care pharmacy services provider of choice for senior living communities, skilled nursing facilities, public health organizations and post-acute care organizations.
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Provides and/or coordinates appropriate nutrition care services as they transition throughout the continuum of care settings (i.e. services such as order management, pre-authorization of nutrition services.
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Description ESMI Program Mental Health Clinician (Early Signs of Mental Illness) Our ESMI program delivers services to clients ages 15-30 years old over a 2 year period with specific phases of treatment and identified needs.
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This position is listed as requiring an independently licensed behavioral health professional who ensures the provision of quality and cost-effective integrated services. Director of Clinical Services roles and responsibilities include, but will not be limited to, guiding program direction and growth, monitoring, and management of program resources, overseeing coordination of service delivery, implementing services and programming for best practices of integrity and care to members, personnel administration and supervision for staff designated as regional Idaho Crisis Mobile Teams (CMT.
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Prefer a master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy (JC), Healthcare, or related field but will consider a Bachelors in a social service field with current CADC certification or other certification that would allow them to provide substance use disorder and/or Mental Health services in the State.
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Evaluates Health Services data and prepares reports for Health & Safety Manager (HSM), Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT), and Health Services Advisory Committee (HSAC) Coordinate health and nutrition related services for Friends of Children and Families, Inc. (FOCAF.
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Analyzes resident and medication incident reports with Regional Director of Operations; assesses trends and assists with process improvement plans, with input from the Divisional Director of Health Services and Quality, as appropriate.
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Job Description/SummaryThe Construction Services Manager is responsible for the fiscal and operational performance of the field and laboratory service teams and fosters relationships with key clients to secure projects and meet budgeted financial goals.
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St. Luke’s Health System in Boise, Idaho is seeking a Manager Rehabilitation Services (Physical Therapist) to join our Outpatient Rehabilitation Team. Assumes responsibility for the efficient and profitable management of rehabilitation services in assigned area/setting of service.
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Knowledge of data mining and analytic programming tools and methods, including server reporting services (SAS, OLAP, SQL, Business Objects, Crystal, SPSS, Minitab, Tableau) Normally to be proficient in the competencies listed above, the Mental Health Parity Senior Data Reporting Analyst would have a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, actuarial science, statistics, computer science or related field and 7 years of related experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.
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The Occupational Health Nurse is responsible for providing injury and illness case management and assisting with other occupational and environmental health services, as needed, while maintaining a professional and patient centered approach in an occupational setting.
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Position Summary: The Environmental Health & Safety Manager, under the direction of the EHS Director, will be responsible for leading all health, safety and security programs and related training initiatives for the Boise ID plant.
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The EHS Emergency Services Technician at Micron Technology, Inc., is responsible for providing initial response to emergency events, coordinating intervention/mitigation efforts, and ensures proper follow-up and documentation.
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Well-established neurology outpatient clinic and inpatient neurology program located in Boise, third party tele-stroke services staffed by vascular neurologists, stroke coordinators, interventional neuroradiology service that includes biplane angiography, MRI/ MRA, CT/CTA, CT perfusion, 4-vessel angiography, and interventional stroke and aneurysm procedures.
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