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As a strong supporter of our men and women in uniform, we consider recent military experience as a great background to a career with us! Receive 2-3 weeks of paid hands-on training from leaders who care for and coach you to succeed with an emphasis on safety.
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No CDL required. As a Route Sales Representative, you have the opportunity to drive the iconic yellow truck. Route Service Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9am-6pm; typical working hours are from 8:30am to 6:30pm.
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Receive 3-5 weeks of paid hands-on training from leaders who care for and coach you to succeed with an emphasis on safety. Enjoy most weekends off and work a consistent schedule averaging 50 hours a week (average 10-hour day.
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CrossMed was created by a group of women who wanted to help people within the Healthcare space. Proudly owned and operated by women. As a boutique firm offering specialized, personalized and consultative recruiting services for health care professionals, CrossMed is large enough to offer all the same opportunities, pay, benefits and perks of the mega corporations while still treating you like a member of our family.
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Planned Parenthood of the North Country New York provides high-quality, affordable family planning and reproductive health care for nearly 12,000 women and men in the North Country each year no matter what.
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