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Familiarity with regulatory requirements and standards, such as FDA, GMP, and ISA. Certification in DeltaV or related control systems. Familiarity with regulatory requirements and standards, such as FDA, GMP, and ISA. Certification in DeltaV or related control systems.
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5+ years of strong investigative or related experience with emphasis on BSA/AML, including writing and preparing SARs in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements. Lead suspicious activity investigations, trade and transaction analysis/research, screening, and regulatory filings (including Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs.
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Maintain regulatory compliance with all governing requirements and licensing agencies (COMAR, MSDE, OSSE); Key Result Area #3: Regulatory Compliance. Work collaboratively with the school's IEP coordinator and student's LEAs to ensure standards of service delivery are aligned with requirements from each jurisdiction served.
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Responsible for financial management, quality assurance, regulatory management, business development goals, maximization of revenue, family relations, and resident care. Interim Administrator - Nursing Home Administrator (LNHA, NHA.
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Preferred Medical, an NDC Company - Biomedical Equipment TechnicianLocation: Baltimore, MDPosition Summary: The Biomedical Technician I maintains, calibrates and repairs company and customer infusion pumps, as well as ensures that all biomedical equipment is in compliance with applicable regulatory requirements and quality control standards.
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Compliance and/or regulatory certifications or designations are strongly preferred, (i.e., CERP, CAMS-RM, CRCM, ORMC, CCBCO, CAMS, CCPO or CCP, as applicable). Having a deep and sound knowledge of regulatory policies, banking laws and Bank policies, CRA regulatory compliance and procedures that pertain to day-to-day job responsibilities.
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Maintains clean and sanitary environment in kitchen per departmental, GBMC, and regulatory agency policies, procedures, and standards. Washes pots and utensils per departmental, GBMC, and regulatory agency policies, procedures, and standards.
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Appropriate, timely reporting of all matters that are unsafe or unapproved modifications, affect regulatory, ET STCW Rest Hours or living conditions, cable operations, ship navigation, regulatory compliance, monitoring, and/or ISO Process 10 compliance to the Captain, Chief Engineer and/or 40-2121 Department Head as required.
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The candidate will develop relationships with key internal and external stakeholders - including regulatory and governing bodies - to ensure that T. Rowe Price's approach to compliance is proactive and preventative.
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Applying for and seeking regulatory approvals of field delineations and adjusting wetland delineations as necessary to obtain approval. Prepare reforestation plans, wetland mitigation plans, and stream restoration plans.
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Liaison between PIs (Principal Investigators), Research Nurses, Study Coordinators, research support/approval offices at JHMI, TIC/TIN, CTSA, BIOS personnel, and external regulatory and funding agencies (e.g., FDA, NIH, PCORI.
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POSITION SUMMARY: With limited and general direction from an Area Director, Human Resources, the Human Resources Manager acts as a business partner with the local management team to effectively manage the human resources function for assigned division(s) while maintaining compliance with industry regulatory agencies and company programs.
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This role maintains continuous survey readiness through compliance with regulations from regulatory agencies, including The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS),The Joint Commission (TJC), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), state and local agencies, and identified industry best management practices (BMP.
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Flexibility to work overtime or other shifts depending on business needs Requirements:Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or meet local regulatory (CLIA & State) requirements.
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Position SummaryThe Accounting Specialist ensures accurate reporting of the Credit Unions financial position by maintaining and reconciling its general ledger accounts and subsidiary records and by preparing financial statements and regulatory reports.
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