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What We Offer+ Independent Contractor+ Flexible schedule & part-time positions available+ 1-hour session per visit+ Compensation: $100 per completed visit+ In-home and telehealth roles availableWhat You'll Do:+ Complete a detailed evaluation of the medical and social assessment of the beneficiary members.
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Provides leadership and resources needed to develop in-service training activities with Nevada Pool/Pact Human Resource; maintains a record of training programs; notifies management of available training; records employee completion of training; assists with preparation of training materials and setup of training sessions.
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This role offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement, enabling you to engage in various activities such as online surveys, focus groups, clinical trials, product tests, and optional delivery services for food and groceries.
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This role provides a unique opportunity for those who are passionate about crafting romantic experiences and are committed to creating dreamlike honeymoon memories for couples Requirements Communication, Time management.
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Work is performed in a high call volume emergency telecommunication environment, where there is limited opportunity for physical movement and the telecommunicator must remain alert and responsive while observing computer display screen for uninterrupted periods of time; may be subject to extended work periods without relief, periods of high call volume, and stressful situations.
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Responsible for directing and administering the County’s Human Resources programs and activities, including employee relations, employment classification and compensation administration, benefits administration, EEO and ADA, and risk management programs, providing expert professional assistance to all Eureka County staff in human resources and related matters.
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