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Applies knowledge and skill necessary to provide care to the appropriate age of patients, infant, pediatric, adult and geriatric. Provides radiation therapy to patients as prescribed by the Radiation Oncologist and in accordance with established standards and practices.
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As a Wraparound Facilitator, you assist the families of referred youth in navigating systems and better meeting their needs. Consider applying today if this sounds like the right opportunity for you to make a difference in the lives of at-risk youth and their families.
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Over 12 Million of the 32 Million Youth Athlete Injury cases end up in the Emergency Room. TODAY, there are over 32 Million Youth Athlete Injuries PER YEAR in Youth Sports! Youth Athlete Injuries in 2021 has increased EVERYONE's health care costs, in excess of $33 BILLION PER YEAR.
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Teach Adult Swim Lessons and/or Parent/Child & Preschool Swim Lessons Certifications. A YMCA lifeguard must be a Certified Lifeguard and keep current the following certifications at all times: Lifeguarding, Adult/Child/Infant CPR (Professional Rescue or Healthcare Provider), First Aid, Oxygen Administration, and AED. Have an understanding of facility policies, procedures, and rules.
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South Eastern, MI: Looking for a Psychiatrist, board certified or eligible.
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