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Subject matter expertise in a financial services sub-area like Retail Banking, Commercial Banking, Transaction Banking, Wholesale Banking, Cards & Payments, Wealth Management, Investment Management, Real Estate, Private Equity, Capital Markets.
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This role will work as a Workforce Management subject matter expert to report schedule adherence and other KPI Metrics as needed, observe and report out on attendance incidents, and communicate KPI data with staff members as necessary.
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Serve as a subject matter expert to BMS internal audiences related to communication landscape, HCP preferences, publication and scientific content planning, data disclosure / dissemination, and represent BMS scientific communications to external investigators, key authors and journal editors.
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Serve as a key Subject Matter Expert in the implementation of new technology initiatives to enhance the Compliance data repositories, reporting, analytics, and overall program with a strong focus on AML/BSA compliance.
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Interacting directly with end users and become a subject matter expert in order to architect and design solutions and drive insights using your strong data visualization experience. Experience with Qlik Sense or QlikView.
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The Associate Director is expected to be a subject matter expert on gross to net sales, the Medicaid Drug Rebate Program, and the 340B Drug Pricing Program, and will report to the Director – Brand Pricing & Administration.
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A training program that includes job shadowing, e-learning modules, structured field activities, and customized training, allowing you to learn from subject matter experts with proven success.
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Subject matter knowledge in Customer Experience functional area: Marketing Automation, Sales Force Automation, Customer Support, and eCommerce. Work closely with Commercial Stakeholders and Subject Matter Experts to understand, gather, and document business requirements.
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The Senior Global Product Manager is Corza Ophthalmology’s “go-to” commercially-oriented, cross-functional, global subject matter expert (SME) for ophthalmic products and leads Corza Ophthalmology’s efforts to drive revenue and gain market share.
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Exhibit strong subject matter expertise in the Compliance domain on Anti Money Laundering, Know Your Customer, Customer Screening, Enterprise Case Management. Exhibit strong subject matter expertise in the Compliance domain on Anti Money Laundering, Know Your Customer, Customer Screening, Enterprise Case Management.
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The ideal candidate will be a subject matter expert in healthcare regulatory matters, focusing on the Stark Law, Anti-Kickback Statute, Medicare policy, corporate practice doctrines, and similar laws and regulations.
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Work with the Operating Group sales team and Subject Matter Experts as required during the sales process; communicate/collaborate with delivery organization(s) Expert in formulating the solution storyline, ability to collaborate in creating client value propositions, Product/Concept selling, Pre-sales/Solution Architecting, Executive Presence.
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Ability to sit in a confined space for 4-6 hours at a time with limited breaksAbility to stand for extended periods of time (as many as 10 hours) with limited breaksAbility to sit, stoop, climb and twist and turnWhat to expect: CAE offers a comprehensive training program to help transform your knowledge and skills as a pilot into a world-class Instructor and subject matter expert ready to lead clients through their training.
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Provide strategic guidance as the Regulatory Affairs Inflammation subject matter expert on cross-functional/cross-regional sub-teams across development (e.g., Global Development Team, Study Management, etc.
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The Senior Manager, Contract Administration is the subject matter expert (SME) within the greater US Commercial organization on contract data, related data, reporting, fees, chargebacks, Model N contract set up, contract compliance, and downstream contracting activities for all channels.
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