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Education Coordinator Responsibilities & Expectations: Below is a list of responsibilities and expectations for the Education Coordinator: Responsibilities: Use BPS Focus on Pre-K Curriculum and Building Blocks Curriculum; focus on literacy and math as well as supports children with additional needs (English Language, Special Education and Behavioral Health.
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The Director of Training and Education will additionally hold a dependent lecturer appointment at the Harvard. Develop a continuing education program that expands the training curricula to tutorials on more advanced.
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QUALIFICATIONS - PREFERRED: Current Adapted Physical Education Teacher in the Boston Public Schools. The Adapted Physical Education Teacher is expected to: Work all 25 days of the program as well as PD days.
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The Enterprise Architect (EA) – Research & Education will support the MGB Digital organization by developing technology strategies and providing high-level architecture for all our technology and data services.
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As an OBAT Staff Nurse, your duties include providing care management, care coordination, counseling, and community engagement and education; monitoring and protocol-driven adjustment of ongoing buprenorphine and stimulant treatment medications; administering injectable medications including long-acting buprenorphine and long-acting naltrexone; and administering methadone for withdrawal management and linkage to longer-term methadone care.
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Education and Certifications:Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. Firm-paid Continuing Legal Education (CLE), bar review fees, and dues. Ability to analyze complex legal issues and provide practical, business-oriented solutions.
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B.S. in Nutrition, Public Health Nutrition, Nutrition Education. Contributes to WIC/Primary Care coordinated services to prenatal clients through voluntary participation and facilitation of Breastfeeding education module of Birth Classes at EBNHC.
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The Global Education and Research: Unleashing Potential (GEAR:UP) initiative is currently seeking a Program Coordinator to support financial, programmatic, and research administration, and the successful execution of program and research activities focused on education research projects.
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The Part Time Trainer/Restorative Justice Specialist- K-12 and Higher Education will also work with CRJ staff on various projects to support our ongoing work with external partners and our internal growth and development as a team.
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THE POSITION The Early Childhood Special Education Paraprofessional, reporting to the Academic & Behavior Specialist-Special Educator, is dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of students qualifying for special education services, including those diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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Experience: At least 5 years of experience in a financial, legal, operations, government accounting, government pricing, government contracts, audit, program / project management An equivalent combination of education and experience may be accepted as a satisfactory substitute for the specific education and experience listed above Work experience with or for the DCAA and/or DCMA.
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The Education Program Coordinator (Primary Care Liaison) will work in collaboration with program leadership for the Internal Medicine Residency Program, reporting to the Assistant Director of Education Administration and the Director of Education Administration, to administer educational experiences, rotations and lectures for internal medicine trainees, and support the general administrative function of the program.
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From teaching bass and guitar at the Hyde Square Task Force to coaching bands with the Girls Rock Campaign, and serving as a teaching assistant at Meridian Academy for music theory, voice, and band classes, education is at the core of what I do.
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As a newly graduated RN in our Nurse Residency Program, you will receive the education and support necessary to develop the judgment, skill and knowledge you will need to become the highest caliber nurse.
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Have a minimum of six months (one year preferred) experience working with school-age childrenExperience with Christian Education Programs for school age children such as Sunday School or Vacation Bible Study preferred Must be able to plan, prepare and implement day-to-day activities.
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