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WAGE of a Sleep Technologist Open. A $500 Sign On bonus will be paid for a Registered Sleep Tech. $250 paid after 3 and then 6 months of employment. A $500 Sign On bonus will be paid for a Registered Sleep Tech. $250 paid after 3 and then 6 months of employment.
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Short-term & long-term disability Company provided life insurance (buy-up option also available) Legal Shield & ID Theft ProtectionRequirements: Licensed CDL Class A license with acceptable MVR X endorsement 1 year of semi- truck driving experiencePropane Driver Physical Requirements: Must be able to lift a minimum of 75 pounds Must be able to pass a drug and alcohol screen Must be able to pass a DOT physical.
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Pulmonary Step Down - Sign-on Bonus Available for both experienced and new grad RNs. Medicine Units - Sign-on Bonus Available for both experienced and new grad RNs.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionCertified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Opportunity in Grand Haven, MIJoin the Anesthesia Services Team at a respected health facility in Grand Haven, Michigan, as a full-time CRNA. This position offers competitive compensation, a substantial sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, and a comprehensive benefits package.
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Job Type: Fully remote, Independent Contractor, Create your schedulePay: $25/hour + a one-time bonus for any leads that sign a sales contract. As a fully remote team, we pride ourselves on building automated processes that simplify work for both our team and clients.
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Qualifications: Class A License (CDL-A) Current DOT medical card 1 year flatbed experience in the last 3 years Culture:Values: Hiring and developing top talent in flatbed CDL A truck drivers, logistics experts, and Maintenance professionals.
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Strong technical knowledge of large format flatbed and/or rotary screen printing processes. Responsibilities include:Manage and direct approximately 15 pressroom employees in flatbed and rotary screen printing operations.
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Citywide School Bus Aide will perform the following: Fastens and secure seatbelts, harnesses/ and other safety equipment, maintain order on the school bus to minimize driver distraction and create a safe environment, report any event, injury and/or misbehavior that may jeopardize the safe transport of a student to and from school to appropriate personnel, completes routing lists and related transportation forms for the purpose of the communicating sequence of bus stops.
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Position includes $, sign-on bonus! The Inpatient Hematology Lead Advanced Practice Provider will have four direct reports to staff the inpatient Hematology unit seven days per week (days only) alongside a Hematology Hospitalist and a Hematologist on the inpatient service.
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The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) is a licensed physician assistant (PA) or advanced practice nurse (APN) who functions as a member of the health care team to provide high quality, comprehensive acute and/or routine medical/surgical care of Rush University Medical Center patients within the scope of practice granted in accordance with the RUMC medical staff bylaws.
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This position qualifies for a $5,000 Sign-On Bonus. Reports daily operational issues of the specialty area to the Respiratory Clinical Coordinator, ECMO Coordinator, or Education Coordinator, depending on specialty.
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This Dog Counselor position earns a competitive starting pay of $16.50-$17.50 an hour, depending on experience. To provide the best-in-class care, expertise, and services, our team offers socialization, companionship, exercise, and love - all of which nurture a happy and healthy dog.
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What Foresight Offers:A SIGN-ON BONUS/Pay Advance of $3,500 total for full-time therapy roles*Payment of $2,000 after completing 90 days of employmentPayment of $1,500 after completing 9 months of employment Competitive Compensation Packages:Full-time licensed therapists can earn a salary of $70,000 to $110,000 per year.
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Licensed as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the State of Florida. · Represents the Research Institute in a professional manner, demonstrating knowledge and enthusiasm for clinical research.
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HOW YOU’LL CONTRIBUTE:The Facilities Cleaning Crew plays a vital role in delivering best-in-class fan experiences to guests of Wrigley Field. BEING PART OF THE TEAM Our business is a team sport that began on a field with baseballs and bats and has evolved into one of the most recognizable brands in sports an entertainment through Cubs baseball and live events.
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