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Must be capable of utilizing EMT-B and AEMT intermediate skills and equipment Must be able to perform under Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Trauma Life Support (BTLS) standards. Must be capable of utilizing all EMT-B and AEMT intermediate skills and equipment.
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Our Water Discipline is growing, and we have exciting projects to engage motivated engineers who enjoy working on a variety of projects including hydropower (generators, switchgear, transformers, relays, controls and auxiliary electrical systems), electrical equipment for water control facilities including flood control/pumping stations, reservoirs and canals, and on hoisting equipment associated with hydro facilities as well as for navigation facilities.
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To learn more about St. Margaret's Center, please check out our Virtual Tour: Requirements for a DME (Durable Medical Equipment) and Supply Coordinator : High School Diploma or Equivalent Associate's degree in field of Business or Medical Office Assisting, Business Administration or a related field preferred.
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Strong knowledge of mechanical equipment design codes (ASME, ANSI, API, PIP, NACE). This position requires an individual capable of applying knowledge of principles and practices to fluid and thermal analysis of building thermal management systems, external and internal flow modeling of data centers and the equipment common to data centers.
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A typical LifeVest® patient is in the hospital awaiting discharge, and the Patient Service Representative sets up the equipment and trains the patient and caregivers on the use and care of the device.
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Working in the operating room of a hospital or outpatient surgery center, you may have duties that include prepping the OR, surgical tools, and equipment, helping nurses and surgeons scrub in, keeping up with equipment during surgery, maintaining sterile conditions, assisting with tools during surgery, cleaning the OR after surgery, and transporting patients to and from surgery.
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Design of Distribution level construction packages for both overhead and underground construction, including selection of Distribution system equipment, and utilizing GIS information to aide in design.
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The technologist prepares and positions patients for scanning and operates nuclear medicine instruments and imaging equipment, including SPECT/CT or PET/CT scanner. The technologist prepares and positions patients for scanning and operates nuclear medicine instruments and imaging equipment, including SPECT/CT or PET/CT scanner.
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Under the direction of the Supervisor of Care Coordination and the immediate supervision of the professional nursing and social work staff, provides follow up to progress complex discharge planning needs through the continuum of care by securing the clinically required placement, services and/or equipment needed.
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Our S ystem s Specialists participate in the installation, startup, and commissioning of building automation system equipment that has been newly installed and supports the verification of the system database and programming, ensuring consistency with the scope of work and sequence of operations.
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Below are the equipment manufacturers and modalities that would primarily be serviced:Siemens – Mammography, MR, and USGE Mammography and USPhilips CT, MR, and USHitachi CTEssential Job ResponsibilitiesBasic troubleshooting, installation, maintenance and repair of radiological equipment.
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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must possess a High School Diploma or a High School Equivalency Diploma and one-year experience in the operation and routine maintenance of offset printing machinery and related equipment (OR) an equivalent combination of training and experience.
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Safe working knowledge of shop tools and equipment along with prior RV technician experience. Safety: Understand and comply with all federal, state and local regulations that affect shop operations, such as handling and disposal of hazardous waste, OSHA, and use of safety and health personal protective equipment.
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Our large-scale equipment converts waste to renewable natural gas, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. We integrate systems, offer energy-efficient equipment and services, and provide building analytics to help customers meet sustainability goals.
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You might also use other radiologic equipment such as CTs and X-rays. Job Description As an MRI technologist, you will take medical images of patients for diagnostic purposes using magnetic resonance imaging.
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