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The Ambulatory Nurse Coordinator will develop, implement, and maintain operational policies and procedures in consultation with physicians and administrative director of the Orthopedics Department.
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Job Title: Clinical Coordinator Reports to: Director of Nursing and Agency Administrator Summary Responsible for managing all aspects of the patient intake process including managing the members of the intake team, establishing and maintaining positive relationships with customers and referral sources, responding to customer requests and concerns, and managing the insurance verification and authorization processes.
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Position SummaryThe Meetings Coordinator reports to the Sr. Director, Meetings and Events in support of the Sr. Director and the rest of the department by assisting with administrative/office operations, housing and contract support, data and file management, internal and external communications, developing and tracking timelines, internal and external meeting arrangements.
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The Mission and Ministry Coordinator - a member of a centralized administrative team under the direction of the Associate Director for Interreligious Programs and Operations - provides direct programmatic support to the Director for Mission Engagement and to the Director of Ignatian Programs, and administrative support to the Special Assistant to the Vice President for Mission & Ministry.
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The Discharge Coordinator performs administrative duties under the guidance of the Director of Operations. Key Medical Care, A SilverStone Health Company, is seeki ng Discharge Coordinator.
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The GME Institutional/Program Coordinator is the lead administrative person who will frequently manage the day-to-day operations of the residency program and sponsoring institution.
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The PM PNT program provides administrative, business management, programmatic contracting, information technology (IT), program management, engineering, logistics, test and evaluation (T&E), training, operations, security, technology protection, foreign military sales, and acquisition and strategic planning services to the Army director PNT systems.
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The Family Support Services Coordinator is part of the House Operations Team. Under the direction of the Chief Operating Officer, the House Ops Team implements the mission, goals, and objectives of the Ronald McDonald Houses (RMH) in Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia.
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Wildlife Habitat Council’s (WHC) Grant and Administrative Coordinator works under the supervision of the Finance and Operations Director to assist the senior leadership team and to ensure grant compliance with programmatic and fiscal requirements.
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Working under the direction of Mary’s Center’s Senior Director of Development, the Development Operations Coordinator will play a crucial role in supporting the Development department with donor stewardship and solicitation mailings, donation processing, data hygiene, and administrative duties.
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The coordinator will be responsible for supporting the integration of Blue Knight across JLABS across functional teams; supporting programmatic and financial reporting; utilizing administrative systems, procedures, and policies; ensuring exceptional customer experiences; providing administrative support to the BARDA Alliance Director; and ensuring operational efficiencies across Blue Knight.
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The Operations Coordinator provides administrative, logistical, and project support to the Director, the Foundation team, and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Must have expert knowledge of office administrative procedures and operations of standard office equipment.
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Review administrative management calendar tool called the Administrative Information Schedule (AIS); monitor and highlight critical dates and events within the AIS LOOKOUT that correlate with senior leadership in the Deputy Director for Management (DDM) office and Office of Strategic Planning and Management Operations (OSPMO) senior leadership calendars and activities.
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The Registration Coordinator serves as the first point of contact for patients and visitors and performs administrative duties, monitors office procedures, resolves problems, and assists with office operations.
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The Operations Coordinator will manage and provide high-level administrative services and operational support to the Executive Director of UCDC. Operations Coordinator will use professional concepts to apply organizational policies and procedures to oversee a wide and complex variety of ongoing administrative operational issues, analyze and resolve operational issues of moderate to high level scope, and special projects as needed.
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