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Wound Nurse/ LPN (WCC, WOCN) duties include medication administration, documentation, overseeing residents’ care, and implementation of schedules for residents. Wound Nurse/ LPN (WCC, WOCN) duties include medication administration, documentation, overseeing residents’ care, and implementation of schedules for residents.
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Position Purpose The System Administrator II will have a full scope of understanding of server administration at the intermediate to advanced level for Windows and/or Red Hat Linux based servers to include planning, installation, documentation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and overall support.
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Document patient assessment and intervention data using established medical record forms/automated systems and documentation practices. Tracks quality assurance data and monitors for acute and chronic care management.
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Complete all required documentation for the medication clinic and psychiatric consultations for electronic health records (EHR). Licensure/certification as GPN, LPN, GN, or RN is required; candidates must pass the MO NCLEX exam within 90 days of graduation.
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If so, come grow, dream and create as a PT or FT Warehouse Material Handler Nike In this role, you'll: Perform shipping, receiving, scrap removal, recycling, material handling, and forklift operation; Pickup and load finished outgoing goods onto trailers; Complete shipping documentation; Schedule pickups; Confirm orders in an integrated computer system; Receive and verify incoming loads against packing slips.
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Knowledge of current bank lending procedures and policies, lending regulations (state and federal), lien laws, collection/bankruptcy regulations, and loan documentation preferred. Ensure that necessary documentation is completed and request additional data as needed.
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Supervision of production Team Members (e.g. interviewing, hiring, performance appraisals, discipline, training, documentation, counseling, coaching, promoting team work, motivating, supporting, implementing total productive maintenance (TPM), etc.
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The Quality Manager will be responsible for leading and mentoring the quality team, implementing, and overseeing the quality systems, documentation, and processes. Certified Lean Manufacturing and/or ASQ certifications a plus.
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Monitors the execution of all medical readiness events (military and civilian) to ensure compliance with regulatory and contractual obligations and that required documentation was submitted to facilitate payment.
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Accurately label goods, pull merchandise for shipment, and prepare necessary shipping documentation. This includes receiving and processing incoming stock and materials, picking and filling orders from stock, packing and shipping orders, or managing, organizing and retrieving stock.
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