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The Board Certified Behavior Analyst/Autism Specialist provides a variety of medically necessary clinical services to a diverse client population informed by quality assessment, efficient treatment, and timely medical documentation.
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A Kansas Wastewater Operator Certification, a Kansas Wastewater Laboratory Analyst Certification, and a Kansas Water Laboratory Analyst Certification are desired at time of appointment and are required after two years of employment.
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The IT Onsite Support Analyst will support engineering CAD server, software installation, administration, and maintenance. Assist in the installation and support of the LAN, WAN, and wireless networking devices with specific reference to Cisco/Meraki hardware.
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Responsible for translating intelligence communications, Airborne Cryptologic Language Analysts utilize fluent foreign language skills to analyze messages obtained during flight.
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Minimum 1+ years Behavior Specialist experience required.
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Title: PT Fraud Risk Analyst. This position will also be responsible for analysis of ACH originator limits and comparing them to the files we receive. Analyze ACH risk management reports to identify originators that have a high risk based on transactions and file totals.
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