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Maximize your talent and join a team that is committed to setting the standard for better healthcare with this engaging opportunity: PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (PTA)Here is your opportunity to channel the full extent of your knowledge, skills, ambition, and experience on a daily basis.
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Sign-On Bonus of $2,000! Vision and Dental Coverage •On demand pay (daily pay) program available. Paid vacation and holidays •On-the-job training and company-funded ASE certifications.
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Currently offering a $6000 sign on bonus for FT RNs. SummaryThe Nurse Manager demonstrates knowledge of the gerontological resident’s physical, social, emotional and psychological needs based upon observation, staff input and the residents required health care needs.
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1500 Sign On Bonus! $1500 Sign On Bonus! ($750 after 45 days, $750 after 90 days) Other Info Driving Area/Route: local/regional - home daily Number of Stops: varies What product(s) you will be hauling: Auto parts Drivers must have at least 9 months of verifiable, consistent and recent experience to be considered for this job Benefits Competitive weekly pay Medical, dental and vision insurance Life and disability insurance Paid time off 401K TransForce drivers are respected professionals.
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00 / hour $10,000 sign on bonus available for full-time Compensation will be determined based on years of experience and applicable certifications. Maximize your talent and join a team that is committed to setting the standard for better healthcare with this engaging opportunity: NURSE SUPERVISOR As a nurse supervisor, you'll channel your knowledge, skills, ambition, and experience on a daily basis.
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Full-time RNs can earn up to $6,000 Sign-on Bonus Full-time 7p-7a Eligible for medical/dental/vision insurance, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, company match 403b and more. As a team member at Bethesda, you'll enjoy great benefits such as: 403b, daily pay, bonuses, career advancement opportunities, and holiday pay.
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20k SIGN-ON BONUS. Perform all duties as required by CLIA. These duties include, but are not limited to, the daily documenting of interpretations to include the total number of slides screened and the total number of hours spent screening.
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Meet ASCP requirements for Cytotechnologist (if not certified prior to employment, must pass ASCP registry within one year of start date). Liquid-based cytology training/certification (Thin Prep and/or Surepath), preferred.
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Determines amount and type of food and supplies required for daily menus and sees that supplies are obtained from storage areas in adequate time for meal production. A minimum three years’ experience as a cook in a hotel, restaurant, club or similar institution.
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