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We have some full-time days and part-time evening positions available in the area. We are also always willing to train people who have a great attitude! Flexible Availability: Ability to work full-time hours (M-F) during the day and part-time hours (M-F) at night, with potential for additional hours on weekends.
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We are seeking a full-time Entry Level Dental Technician to join our team! Dental experience is great, but we will train you to succeed here at Artisan! Benefits : Pulled from full-time job description: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, Sick, Vacation, Holiday pay, Attendance Bonus, professional development opportunities, and more.
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Train, observe, and coach the customer experience team (sales floor and cashier) to achieve results; participate in the performance management process; support Talent Development of your team; utilize the leadership competencies for continued self-development.
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We are seeking a full-time Physician Associate or Nurse Practitioner to join our busy clinic located at the Gateway Medical Building in East Portland. Medical, Vision, and Rx Insurance is 100% paid for by The Oregon Clinic for full-time employees.
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Requisition ID: 170685 Job Level: Mid Level Home District/Group: Kiewit Power Engineering Department: Design Engineering Market: Power Employment Type: Full Time POSITION OVERVIEW We are currently looking for motivated Substation Designer/Drafter to join our growing Substation and Transmission Line Design team.
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Hiring immediately part time and full-time opportunities available. We are willing to train applicants who are respectful, willing to learn and work well with others.
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We will train you! We are looking for enthusiastic candidates who would like to join a Distribution Center willing to train and offering great benefits! We are 29,000 strong and operate 1,500+ pet care centers in the U.S., Mexico and Puerto Rico, including 250+ Vetco Total Care hospitals, hundreds of preventive care clinics and eight distribution centers.
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We are looking for a Field Underwriter / Sales Representative whom I can train to become a Manager and lead in select regions within the next year. Our average full-time underwriter will sell 5 to 10 mortgage protection plans a week.
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Full Time Associate Dentist - 30 % of adjusted production plus partnership opportunity! If you are wanting to get into these areas we will train and mentor you to get your skills and confidence up to speed rapidly.
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We will train you to call on small and medium-sized businesses that operate in a variety of industries, meeting face-to-face with business owners and decision-makers to offer some of the industry's best supplemental insurance products and services to them and their employees.
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