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The Marketing Coordinator must embody the values of Chick-fil-A and serve as an ambassador to the community, which means developing ways to "bring care to the concrete" both inside and outside of the four walls of our restaurant.
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Supplemental Income – Paid Weekly
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Under the supervision of the Program Manager the Program Coordinator will have responsibility for carrying out the day-to-day functions of their assigned home. Assist individual with household management (e.g., meal prep, laundry, cleaning, decorating) and with transportation needs to maximize his or her skills, abilities and independence (or performs the same if the individual(s) cannot do so.
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The Front Desk Coordinator is responsible for providing high-level customer service to all patients and is the general point of contact for all of a patient's pre- and post-service needs. We enhance total health by providing a multifaceted approach to obesity, chronic illnesses, the root causes, social determinants, and related side effects.
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Registered Nurse (RN) Coordinator. Registered Nurse (RN) Coordinator. Right at Home provides in-home care for seniors and disabled adults. Ensure that Quality Assurance is the focus and we are following Client Experience policies and procedures.
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JOB DESCRIPTION DETAILS Job Summary: On a daily basis, coordinates and communicates assignment/reassignment of nursing staff throughout the organization.
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