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Ensures initial/ongoing consent process is performed and documented in compliance with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Good Clinical Practice, institutional policies, sponsor requirements, Institutional Review Board (IRB) and related applicable regulations, guidelines and policies.
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The Underwriter will be charged with directly underwriting and growing a book consisting mainly of Manufacturing, Professional Services, Cultural Institutions, Real Estate, Wholesale, Food and Other services.
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Kitchen: Supervisor when there is no outside Food Service. Oversight of Kitchen and outside food service billing for food. Outside Food Service. Ensures all staff actively participates in fire safety and disaster preparedness drills in a safe and professional manner.
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Medicaid Processing, Food Stamp, Senior Housing, SSI, or etc. Job Title: Enrollment Specialist (Chinese or Korean Speaking) Assist clients in accessing government assistance programs, such as Medicare, Medicaid, Section 8 housing, and childcare services.
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House of Spices (HOS) is a deeply rooted brand within the food industry, leading the specialty food and ingredient category for over 50 years. We are seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Accounts Payable Manager who will be responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of the accounts payable process.
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Must be knowledgeable of other food, beverage and retail outlets within the stadium. Must have basic knowledge of food and beverage preparations, service standards, guest relations and etiquette.
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Plan and/or support any organized corporate culture related event such as office specific events (holiday events, summer events and dinners), athletic events (corporate challenges, races), charitable or fundraising events (food drives, donations.
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Responsible to effectively manage all food production in the absence of the Dining Services Coordinator. Local Health Department Food Handler Card. Prior culinary apprenticeship or training a plus.
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List all relevant experience as a cashier, teller, or other clerical work involving the receipt of, and accounting for, sums of money. One year of satisfactory experience as a cashier, teller, or other clerical work involving the receipt of and accounting for sums of money.
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Located in Nassau County on Long Island, you will find yourself in a cultural hub renowned for its exceptional food, diverse activities, and entertainment options. Additionally, you will have easy access to Manhattan via car or the Long Island Rail Road.
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We are hiring immediately for a full-time COLD FOOD (SALAD) position. Stores food in designated areas following HACCP standard wrapping, dating and rotation procedures. Carries pans, kettles and trays of food to and from workstation, stove and refrigerator.
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In the absence of the Food Service Director the Diet Aide is accountable to the Food Service Supervisor, Dietitian, or Cook. The Diet Aide reports to the Food Service Director. Reaches, stoops, bends, lifts, carries and manipulates various food products, dietary supplies and equipment.
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The Dietary Supervisor shall be responsible for food service related business and personnel management. Be responsible for the purchase of food commodities. Coordinate the use of food service department facilities and/or equipment by staff or outside groups.
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Dietary Cook Requirements/Qualifications:Knowledge of basic food preparation and therapeutic diets. Dietary Cook Job Description:The Dietary Cook is to prepare food in accordance with current applicable federal, state, and local standards, guidelines, and regulation, with our established policies and procedures and as may be directed by the Food Services Director or designee, to assure quality food service is always provided.
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Able to place stores food orders/maintain inventory. Walking surfaces include ceramic tile "bricks" with linoleum in some food process areas. Able to place stores food orders/maintain inventory.
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