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Provide on-site technical support at special events, e.g., executive speeches, press conferences, offsite meetings, etc. Experience troubleshooting macOS, Windows 10, Microsoft Office Suite, Web browsers, VPN/network connectivity, Google G Suite environment, SaaS tools, Audio Visual equipment.
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Maintains a direct line of communication with harm reduction staff, engagement center BPHC staff, and shelter staff; timely communication with supervisor regarding shift change needs. + Direct clinical care to ensure that all needs of the patients are met, conforming to established policies and procedures, as well as Department of Public Health regulations.
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Please note, sign on bonuses are subject to change based on the organization’s hiring needs and will be determined by Talent Acquisition on an ongoing basis. Employees in this job must be competent to provide patient care to the following age groups: Youth: 6 months to 16 years, Young adult: 16-30 years, Middle Age: 30 - 60 years, Elderly: 60.
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The attorney will advocate for up to 30 youth at a time across the school, court, and mental health systems, to ensure that their mental health needs are met and their legal rights are protected.
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The Special Events Coordinator will support the Director of Special Events & Special Events Manager in supporting staff and program events and developing event strategies to produce and meet revenue projections including corporate and individual sponsorships, peer-to-peer event participation and fundraising, vendor & volunteer management, budget tracking, and event communications.
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Work out of the Boston office, at minimum, one day a week to monitor office needs. Coordinate daily operational needs for the main office and facilitate operational needs. Serve as point person to coordinate and execute event set-up and tear-down, with the aim of executing all logistical aspects seamlessly.
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Assist in completing special assignments or projects including position papers, regulatory reviews, CDBG promotion/outreach and Community Development Week activities, etc. Facilitating, coordinating and/or completing special assignments; conducting appropriate research and studies; drafting management or implementation plans (timetable, budgets, etc.
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This Salesforce Solutions Engineer opening is a hands-on role configuring objects/fields and building automations, but it is critical that candidates also have experience working directly with stakeholders to understand their business needs and translate that into a technical design.
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As a Bakery Decorator, you'll be responsible for all duties related to creating and decorating cakes, tarts, pastries, and special-order items. Assemble, fill, and finish/decorate cakes, tarts, select pastry, and special-order bakery items.
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Directly responsible for the prescription of medications to patients on his/her caseload, as well as writing orders for special procedures (e.g., suicide precautions, seclusion, restraint). Responsible for meeting the health needs (both physical and/or mental) of the adults in custody assigned to his/her caseload.
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Engage and assess the child's needs in the context of their primary caregiving relationships, family values, cultural norms, and developmental/educational needs using standardized tools and best practices.
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Legends manages all operations across ticketing, special events, sponsorship food and beverage and retail for Attractions partners. Currently, Legends works with marquee clients across business verticals including professional sports; collegiate; attractions; entertainment; and conventions and leisure.
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Responsible for supporting cabinet-level and interdepartmental special projects, including but not limited to projects related to food access, mentoring, youth sports, and older adult programming.
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We cater to our customers' needs by supplying a wide variety of products in departments such as tools, hardware, automotive, pet, work and casual clothing, footwear, farm supplies, horse and livestock feed, bird food, lawn and garden, and alternative heating.
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Ensure the retail store is cleaned on a regular basis - including floors and bathroom. Communicating inventory needs to support the business goal. We draw inspiration from an active coastal California lifestyle; an integration of fitness, creative expression and life.
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