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We grade, authenticate, vault and sell millions of record-setting collectibles, all while modernizing and digitalizing the process to further our mission of helping collectors pursue their passions.
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Full-time, part-time, temp-to-hire, contractual, or urgent hiring, whatever is your requirement, you can trust Infojini to deliver the specific skills and expertise you need.
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We're looking for a Shipping Clerk to join our Shipping team to verify, package and ship all outgoing packages for all submissions. You'll report to the Logistics Manager and work from our Jersey City, NJ office.
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Crack-out and re-seal coins, sports cards, non-sports cards according to changes. We're looking for a Warehouse Associate to join our Sealing team. This type of fraud can be carried out through false websites, through fake e-mails claiming to be from the company or through social media.
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483.60 of Title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations all newly-hired Dietitians, Levels I-IV assigned to a Post-Acute Care (Long-Term Care) facility, are required to have New York State Certification, issued by the New York State Education Department (NYSED), as a “Dietitian-Nutritionist” at the time of hire.
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Jackson HealthPros offers a variety of employment options for allied health professionals including direct hire positions, temp-to-perm, and travel contracts. An experienced Ultrasound Technologist/Sonographer is needed to provide expert ultrasound services for a mission driven healthcare facility.
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