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The Chemist is responsible for and has experience in performing chemical analysis for one of the assigned QC laboratories (Raw Material, Finished Product, Microbiology, ICP, Technical Support) which is responsible for the analysis and disposition of commercial materials (raw materials, finished product release, stability, validation, investigation), and environmental samples, as assigned, and documenting results in accordance with SOPs.
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In this context, Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corp. is seeking a highly talented, motivated, creative, and experienced engineering leader in embedded systems, specifically in Power Electronics, Power Management, and Digital Controls, encompassing development, testing, and validation.
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The Junior Validation Engineer (Technical Services) is responsible for performing process validation, cleaning validation and equipment validation activities for solid dosage pharmaceuticals.
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Research ability to recommend the suitability and or validation of alternatives for prototype parts, mechanical design features, model fabrication and manufacturing techniques to achieve designrequirements.
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Support data validation and communications on the impact of identified operational, compliance, process, control, and tooling gaps and potential remediation courses of action to multiple audiences, including leadership, to support the enhancement of their cybersecurity postures.
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Drive root cause analysis and implement corrective actions utilizing a systematic problem solving process (ie; Six Sigma methodology, DMAIC, Lean Six Sigma) regarding QPL Relay Qualification failures and provide support of validation/verification testing incorporating corrective actions.
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The Call Center Registrar secures financial clearance through insurance verification, authorization/referral validation, and POS collections. The Patient Access Representative in our Call Center/Pre-Registration location in Commack, NY is a key member of the Patient Access Services team, responsible for accurately and efficiently initiating and receiving patient calls to schedule and/or preregister hospital outpatient services and surgical procedures while providing the highest level of customer service.
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Product/process validation through known approval systems/processes (FAI, PPAP, APQP) Customer quality complaint handling –drive and engage cross functional teams to conduct 8D responses including root cause analysis, corrective actions, preventative measures and validation of effectiveness for implementation of cost-effective solutions (focus on repeat products / failure modes.
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Proven experience with RIS integration, implementation, upgrades and validation preferably with GE RIS-IC, Oracle (Cerner) RadNet, Nuance Powerscribe 360, Intelerad Penrad. Applicant will be expected to ensure test scripts are created, reviewed, updated, documenting testing outcomes and validation.
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Experience in working with Design validation team - FEA , CFD , etc. Experience in Creo - Solid & Surface Modelling, Sheetmetal, Assembly, Detailing, Top Down Design approach & Skeleton Models & Experience in Windchill.
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General exposure and experience in a GMP/Validation discipline with a knowledge and understanding of pharmaceutical design/commission/validate processes and how they relate to regulatory requirements and cGMP regulations with U.S. FDA.
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Experience with the modeling and design of high-power fiber laser systems, and validation of models through comprehensive experimentation and data analysis. Knowledge of DPSS and/or fiber laser technologies, laser and optical design and modeling, optical components and materials from UV to IR, optical metrology and measurement equipment, and laser systems.
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Experience managing or overseeing commissioning, qualification, and validation of in a cGMP setting. Our award-winning team has managed thousands of projects across all sectors — hospitals, airports, and entire university campuses; infrastructure like mass transit and water-treatment facilities; and energy and resource assignments, from mines to wind farms.
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