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Whether this is your first-assignment or you're a seasoned traveler, you get an on-boarding team that ensures your credentialing and on-site requirements are ready to go for your first day. About The Position Setting: Hospital Adventure is waiting for you as a Certified CVOR Surgical Technologist at Jackson Therapy Partners where you'll function as a member of the cardiac team, assisting physicians and nurses in the operating room during surgical procedures.
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Adhere to KDOT regulations when riders using wheelchairs are boarding or exiting. Class A, B, or C CDL with passenger endorsement. Able to work all shifts, including evenings and weekends, and work overtime as needed.
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As Airport Operations Crew, you'll: Provide exceptional customer service; Conduct check-in process for Customers; Verify Customers' personal identification; Tag, lift, and handle Customer luggage; Announce flight arrivals, departures, and pre-boarding information; Offer ancillary products to our Customers; Help prepare aircraft cabin for Customer boarding and departure.
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Experience working directly with animals at a veterinary clinic/hospital, animal shelter, and/or animal boarding kennel facility. American Association of Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS) certification at the Asst. Lab Animal Technician (ALAT), Lab Animal Technician (LAT), or Lab Animal Technologist (LATg) level.
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Perform assigned lunch/recess/bus duties including supervise cafeteria and playground, and supervise student’s pre and post boarding of buses. Your responsibilities will include reinforcing learning for students, providing positive behavior support, and implementing lesson plans to help students with disabilities.
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