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Delegation of Authority As Charge Nurse you are delegated the administrative authority, responsibility, and accountability necessary for carrying out your assigned duties. Write resident charge slips and forward to the Business Office.
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Utilize advanced imaging equipment to capture high-quality X-Ray images. Are you an ARRT-certified X-Ray Technician seeking a fulfilling career with a perfect blend of work-life balance and schedule flexibility.
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As a technician, we will train you to lead the charge for a world-class customer experience, educating and connecting more Americans with every home you visit. Today, our brands include EchoStar, Hughes, DISH TV, Sling TV, Boost Infinite, Boost Mobile, DISH Wireless, OnTech and GenMobile.
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EDI Portal entry, researching and resolving disputes/rejections. Carries out duties assigned by the Credit/Collections Manager as required. Collections as assigned by Credit/Collections Manager.
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Working knowledge and experience with FDA regulations and familiarity with web-based Electronic Data Capture (EDC) (Oracle Inform and Medidata Rave), clinical data management systems, and industry wide coding dictionaries (MedDRA and WHODrug.
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Our Team of over 200 process engineers support water, industrial, next generation agriculture, LNG, hydrogen, fertilizer, and carbon capture businesses among others. Is responsible for one or more of the following: leading larger production teams; coordinating multiple discipline activity; and serving as the responsible charge for a project.
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Be prepared to visit accounts regularly, capture visit notes, document and maintain specific customer information in SGWS' Proof CRM tool. Visit accounts regularly, capture visit notes, and build visit plans considering previous visit outcomes and document in CRM (Proof.
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Benefits: Flexible schedule Free uniforms Training & development We are searching for a motivated individual with a knack for the technical side for electronics and light mechanical.
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Non-supervisory rig-based drilling positions include positions such as Floorman (entry-level), Roustabout (Offshore entry-level), Motorman and Derrickman. Non-entry-level positions require a minimum of six months of prior drilling experience, as well as knowledge of procedures associated with drilling a well.
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Schematic capture or multilayer PCB design experience. Hand soldering proficiency (PTH and SMT) Experience with mixed signal circuit design. Schematic capture or multilayer PCB design experience.
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Entry-Level roles: Detailing, Inventory Associate (Car Porters), Photo, Parts Associate, Inspection, and Coordinator/Administrator roles. Entry-Level Auto Technician (min 6 months professional experience): perform light maintenance, fluid checks, and/or conduct the initial inspection on our vehicles to look for any imperfections or repairs that may be needed throughout the reconditioning process.
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Applied Research Mathematician/ Mathematical Statistician - Entry to Mid Level (Maryland) ENTRY/DEVELOPMENTAL Entry is with a Bachelor's degree and no experience. FULL PERFORMANCE Entry is with a Bachelor's degree plus 3 years of relevant experience or a Master's degree plus 1 year of relevant experience, or a Doctoral degree and no experience.
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Job Details Description Job purposeResponsible for all Fabrication and Revamp activity (Oklahoma City & Houston), order entry, mkt. Represents WPI on project warranty claims as neededDevelop and submit "Inspection& Test Plans" on requestFamiliar with Industry Welding and Vessel CodesFocus on improving efficiancies and margins.
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Technical proficiency in industry-standard production data capture and management applications such as Peloton ProdView, SAP – PRA. Proficiency in use and configuration of Peloton ProdView product for the purposes of field data capture and production accounting.
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4-6 years' experience with the Ticketmaster suite of products including Host, Archtics (as a super user), TM1, TM Entry, and Mobile Technology, AXS; or similar software. Product specialization will include Host, Archtics, TM1, Entry, AXS, and Account Manager.
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