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CNA certification (required in WA only) or Current Certified Caregiver for Senior Living Certification (required in AZ only) in accordance with state regulations including maintaining CEs and licensure requirements - certified within 120 days of Date of Hire if in WA or AZ.
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Qualifications: + Patient-first attitude+ Caring and outgoing+ Passionate about movement/movement science+ Enjoy being part of a team + Exercise Science or Kinesiology background+ And/or credible personal training or exercise related certification (ATC, CES, PES, ACSM cpt, NASM cpt, ACE cpt, etc), preferred but not requiredWe're looking for great, fun candidates who will engage with our patients and provide a five star experience.
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Acosta possède le talent et la technologie pour élaborer des stratégies axées sur les données, la portée et les relations pour exécuter ces stratégies, ainsi que les outils pour surveiller, suivre et optimiser les résultats basés sur des mesures pour les clients et les détaillants.
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Continental Energy Solutions (CES) offers end-to-end commercial renewable energy solutions. Our experienced team and extensive project portfolio including both rooftop and ground mount systems for big-box retail, warehouse, and campus solutions have put CES at the top of our industry in the Midwest.
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Ensure new processes and technology are formally incorporated into CES documentation as appropriate. The POL takes a lead role in scoping and defining new work processes and technology that impact the larger Customer Engineering Services (CES) organization and creates process and procedures where needed.
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