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Lots of great dining, local events, museums, shopping, state parks, and a lively downtown which includes music on the trains, wine walks, 5k races, and much more. This area offers an abundance of outdoor activities which include fishing, hiking, camping, boating, bird watching, world-class golf, and water sports including whale watching, tide pooling, clamming, and crabbing.
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Act as a City liaison to community boards and committees such as Coos Bay Downtown Association, South Coast Development Council, Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, Housing Action Team, and other regional and state stakeholders involved with economic development.
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The City’s Economic Revitalization Administratorperforms professional work in the administration of economic development programs and related initiatives in the City. They work closely with business owners and operators of the Downtown and Empire Urban Renewal Districts and act as a liaison to community boards and committees.
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A busy multi-specialty group with Primary Care providers, Allergist, OB/GYN, Midwives, Pediatricians, and Nurse Practitioners. J1 and H1B visa eligible position. Competitive salary where after a few short years, $425k can be reached, comprehensive benefits include medical/dental/vision, PTO, malpractice, licensing/dues, relocation/sign-on bonus, 401k with a generous employer contribution, CME reimbursement, yearly performance bonus & Defined Retirement Plan.
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GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES: The Citys Economic Revitalization Administratorperforms professional work in the administration of economic development programs and related initiatives in the City. They work closely with business owners and operators of the Downtown and Empire Urban Renewal Districts and act as a liaison to community boards and committees.
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