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Basic knowledge of SEI and CDO Suite, and applicable policies, procedures and regulatory requirements. Researches CDO Suite discrepancies between portfolios with the same bond using Bloomberg, DTC, and Trustee report data.
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Work with Legal, Government Affairs and Compliance personnel to identify and communicate sensitive regulatory issues or political situations. Strong knowledge of general regulatory requirements as they relate to commercial insurance.
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Perform risk/exposure assessments, hazard evaluations, and toxicological reviews as part of the product development process for a variety of regulatory initiatives that affect the company (TSCA, REACH, GHS, medical/health, hygiene, beauty, and/or food contact regulations/FDA.
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Participates in regular sales, product and regulatory trainings as assigned by the bank management. Participates in regular sales, product and regulatory trainings as assigned by the bank management.
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Work independently and as a team member to plan, write, and execute test cases according to FDA regulatory, and ISO standard procedures. Work independently and as a team member to plan, write, and execute test cases according to FDA regulatory, and ISO standard procedures.
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The Operations Supervisor ensures adherence to all accident prevention programs and leads operations to ensure compliance with all safety, environmental, operating, regulatory, accounting, ethics, and other standards.
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Maintain compliance with SOP, current Good Manufacturing Procedures (cGMP) and regulatory guidelines. There are so many ways Octapharma Plasma can enhance your life and your career. Performs performance reviews of donor floor staff.
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We cater AP, AR, R2R, P2P, Global procurement, Payroll, Regulatory reporting, statutory reporting, internal audit, We cater AP, AR, R2R, P2P, Global procurement, Payroll, Regulatory reporting, statutory reporting, internal audit.
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The DHS RN Nurse is responsible for providing leadership in all aspect of the provision of nursing services while ensuring regulatory compliance and service excellence. A trained triage nurse is available by phone to provide evaluation and direction for unexpected medical situations occurring at the community during evening and overnight hours.
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Experience using chromatographic software (Empower 3 – strongly preferred)Knowledge with cGMP, cGLP, USP and the regulatory requirements for pharmaceuticalsExperience in statistical data analysis and QbD principlesMust be able to think critically and troubleshoot typical analytical (HPLC) instrumentation problems.
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Bachelor’s degree in a Chemical or Biological science, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or meet local regulatory (CLIA & State) requirements. The MCT Laboratory uses immunoassay methodology (Beckman Coulter AU5800 Chemistry analyzers) to test samples.
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Develop and optimize procurement policies, procedures, and programs in collaboration with Legal/IT/Security to ensure audit and regulatory compliance, while also limiting risk. Excellent knowledge of procurement best practices, supplier regulatory requirements, market trends, and sourcing strategiesExperienced in evaluating and interpreting commercial business terms.
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All positions must strive to support WFM core values and goals, promote national, regional, and store programs and initiatives, and ensure adherence to all applicable health and safety regulations including Food Safety and regulatory duties required in the department.
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SUMMARY: Under the general supervision of the Controller and in accordance with policies and procedures of the Episcopal Homes of Minnesota (EHM), generally accepted accounting principles, and State and Federal regulations - this position assists the Controller with the management of fiscal reporting, the audit function, budgeting, financial analysis, regulatory reporting and administrative functions.
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Undertakes advanced data analysis projects to support the myriad Environmental Services programs, including greenhouse gas emissions and regulatory reporting. + Reporting skills and ability to create customized reports for environmental and regulatory compliance.
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