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Liaison with payee provider - family and children services. The Care Manager/Mental Health Advocate will work in collaboration with consumers on goals addressed in individual recovery plan to maximize the consumers successful community adaptation and quality of life.
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The Business Development Nurse Liaison will be responsible for going into the Hospitals and Rehabs and build professional partnerships. Work close to home (Serve seniors in your own community.
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Community Bible Church ( is seeking a full-time Pastor who holds firmly to Sovereign Grace and New Covenant theology. Describe your experiences in ministry and how you may be qualified to serve as the Pastor of Community Bible Church.
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The Managing Attorney is responsible for: implementation and monitoring of AFSC’s Community Justice Legal Services Project in Red Bank, NJ; supervising and mentoring legal staff and providing substantive legal support on cases; providing direct legal representation; participation in statewide and nationwide immigration-related advocacy activities; and participation in immigrant rights program activities.
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Early afternoon, you sit down with the Community Manager to discuss the organization of next week’s networking event in your center. To your excitement, the Community Manager is coming around the corner with a prospect (someone interested in joining the IWG community), you share a few details about what makes this space so amazing for your customers and encourage them to join the network soon so they can participate in next week’s networking event - then you head back to finish putting up your posters.
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