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Our offerings include source testing for routine regulatory compliance, engineering studies, control device evaluations, MACT demonstrations, relative accuracy test audits (RATAs), and trial burns; ambient air monitoring; temporary continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS); and advanced testing capabilities in Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) and gas chromatography.
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Assist Chief Operating Officer and Branch Managers in maintaining compliance with applicable regulatory agencies (i.e. FDA, Board of Pharmacy, DOT, etc.) We proudly serve patients in their own homes, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and veterans receiving care from the VA Hospital.
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The Regulatory Compliance Specialist will handle state and federal regulatory compliance, serving as a legal research analyst to interpret and analyze regulations nationwide in the states in which Knobelsdorff operates.
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Key words: Medical Device, Engineer, New Product Development, Regulatory, Plastics, Polymer Molding, bioprocessing, FDA, ISO, GMP. Familiarity with FDA, GMP, USP, ISO13485 (as examples) regulatory and validation needs.
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Minimum of 3 years experience in the energy industry is preferred with a focus on the appropriate one of the following: billing, ESG-EDI transmissions, credit and collections, business operations and planning, customer service, regulatory and or finance.
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The Senior Compliance Editor/Attorney Editor provides regulatory and compliance interpretation in the form of analysis, writing, and research, to support the acquisition and/or production of compliance information, data, and products for Oden Insurance and Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence.
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Development and Implementation of Quality Systems: Maintain a comprehensive Quality Management System (QMS) in accordance with TNI accreditation standards and regulatory requirements. The Quality Assurance Manager will play a pivotal role in ensuring that all laboratory operations meet or exceed TNI accreditation standards and regulatory requirements.
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Litigation experience in ERISA, health insurance and health plan statutory and regulatory requirements in Minnesota (knowledge of other states effective) and interaction with Federal law, subrogation and reimbursement, mental health parity, commercial law including the UCC, debt collection, bankruptcy, employment law.
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The Senior Regulatory Affairs Program Manager will play a critical role in ensuring Philips’ Ambulatory Monitoring & Diagnostics (AM&D) products are compliant by preparing comprehensive global regulatory strategies for new devices and significant post market changes.
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The Corporate Paralegal is primarily responsible for providing general corporate governance, commercial, legal, regulatory, compliance, and IP support to the Saluda Legal Department. Understanding of legal regulatory issues impacting a medical device company.
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MUST Have Wireless Network Regulatory Experience MUST Have Sense of Urgency & Team Player Mentality MUST Be Local to Phoenix Metro - No Relocation Please This is a Network Regulatory Specialist position.
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Maintains water and sewage systems in proper working and regulatory order. Two (2) years of experience in maintenance and power plant work is desirable. Must have thorough knowledge of general maintenance, such as: boilers, heating and air conditioning units, refrigerators and freezers, electrical wiring, etc.
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Responsibilities:Develops, documents, oversees, and reviews policies, programs, standards, and procedures related to food safety and quality assurance, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements (e.g., CGMP's, HACCP, SQF.
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Partner with document control team to ensure compliance to quality system and regulatory requirements. Provide leadership in Company regulatory matters and support customers regarding their regulatory needs.
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Monitor customer compliance with regulatory requirements for data security and privacy ensuring the proper documents are signed and data is being transferred using secured methods. The Explore Account Service Representative (ASR) is a critical touchpoint between our enterprise customers and the rest of the Explore organization.
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