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Our warm leads, proven system, top tool kit including a virtual sales platform and a monthly bonus program with uncapped compensation. We will train you to be successful in our industry through online training from the industry’s best sales reps and team builders, one on one mentorship, and events.
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Assuring compliance with all certifications, life safety, fire prevention, and security program requirements; by inspecting and surveying activities that provide services such as plumbing, electrical utilities, water, building general maintenance, telephone, janitorial, fire safety, and elevator service.
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Ensure all program personnel (staff and volunteers) are given proper resources and training to hold a standard of excellence and to support program goals. Experience and/or training in racial equity and inclusion.
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Job Corps is a federally funded comprehensive program that provides essential academic and career skills training to eligible students designed to prepare them for success in every aspect of their lives.
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CPTs must have one year of experience in personal training, therapeutic body work or related field AND a current personal training certification from an accredited program OR a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science or similar field.
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Start your health care career and change lives, including your own, and enroll in our Nurse Aide Training Program. From start to finish, the training program can take anywhere from 1- 4 months.
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Provide life skills education (either one-on-one or in single or multi-session classes/workshops) in eight core content areas including: communication, relationships, parenting, personal growth and development, work/life deployment/family readiness, new spouse orientations, and Key Spouse/Ombudsman Training.
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The Novice Nurse Training Program at Maxim Healthcare Services is designed to provide a unique training opportunity for new grad RNs, and those with less than one year of experience.
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About Charleston Hope: Charleston’s only nonprofit uniquely focused on supporting students and teachers in the school building by providing mental health counseling for students, trauma-informed training for teachers, and an after-school girls empowerment program that helps create a school environment where all students and teachers can thrive.
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This busy practice needs someone to help with walk in clinic and their sports program, Both practicing DO and MDs plus 2024 and 2025 fellowship trained sports medicine physicians are urged to apply.
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2,000+ per year incentive eligibility; Performance-based bonus; Tuition reimbursement; Generous yearly profit-sharing 401(k) deposit and of course a full comprehensive benefits program. Be willing to learn: training provided.
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Provide logistics input into the design of systems including size, weight, and power (SWAP), affordability, safety, human systems integration (HSI), Item Unique Identification (IUID) planning, reliability & maintainability, manufacturing, program protection, diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages (DMSMS), integration efforts, and other design Participate in Field User Evaluations, System Engineering Test Reviews, and other events in support of system design.
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The Sr. Director of Marketing will lead the end to end responsibilities for new product introductions from ideation to program development to global commercialization by coordinating with marketing counterparts.
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Besides the full benefits package, the firm offers a mentorship program, team building events, community service opportunities, and on-site training classes. Education:Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school.
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In-house Up and Ready Civil 3D Software Training Program. Position requires experience with management of both public and private projects, with a focus on local municipal and quasi-governmental (e.g. water/sewer authorities) clients.
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