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O.D. Degree from an Accredited Optometry School. Active Optometrist License. Completion of all sections of the National Board of Examiners in Optometry Exam. Join our Growing Optometry Practice in Pine City, MN.
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Education through Archways to Opportunity including opportunities to earn a High School degree, college tuition assistance and English classes as a second language. We also fully support employees who stay home from work if they are feeling sick.
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Substantial responsibility in overseeing client service delivery of Forensic Technology services, inclusive of the forensic preservation, collection and analysis of structured and unstructured data and electronic evidence, to clients that typically include law firms, insurance companies, banks, corporate counsel and management of companies, audit committees, government agencies, regulators, and corporate boards.
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Soliant is searching for a passionate Occupational Therapist(OT) to work with an excellentschool district near Pine City, MN. This school is located in one of the top rated school districts.
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