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CN Guidance & Counseling Services , inspires and catalyzes recovery for people living with mental health and substance use conditions through innovative and person-centered integrated clinical treatment, counseling, housing, and support services.
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Perform data entry, data management, data evaluation, and data presentation. Support feasibility studies and designs for energy storage and microgrids if needed. Support market research, audits, quality controls, etc.
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Suffolk County creditor's right law firm is seeking a full time legal assistant to support the firm’s New York practice. Position Summary: Light typing, data entry, mailing, filing, scanning, other general office duties.
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Required Skills: Excellent computer skills and prof Data Entry, Laboratory, Associate, Operations, Technology, Staffing. #x 9; Perform data entry, scanning, and emailing of test reports.
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Primarily the entry level Assistant Buyer / Expeditor will work directly with Senior Buyers to process requests from SBH departments and will be responsible for the Requisition to PO (Purchase Order) placement process.
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