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Surge protector with Network Line Protection for CAH issued equipment. Maintain a secure, high-speed, broadband internet connection (DSL, Cable, or Fiber) at the remote location. 1-2 years of Pharmacy and/or Medical Claims billing and Coding work experience preferred.
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This position will provide coverage in short-term, surge and on demand situations resulting from the Military needs such as a post-deployment event or to cover an existing assignment for counselors who are absent.
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Activates the Hospital Surge/Capacity plan based on the guidelines established and works to initiate/activate/manage/close identified overflow patient care areas. Supports and enhances the Administrative Coordinator, Nurse Manager, Department Managers, RN and Case Manager who are directing and managing safe patient care and transfer of the patient.
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Knowledge of process water systems, surge water systems, well water systems, storm drainage systems and city water systems. The Pipefitter assembles, installs, repairs gas, steam, water or other liquid, air and fire sprinkler piping systems, including heaters, sanitary and high pressure systems, (up to 6000 psi), using power cutting and threading machines and a variety of Pipefitter"s tools.
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