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Identify and refer to community services, as indicated·Accesses and navigates the EMR to obtain essential information and documents CMRS progress notes and Resource Specialist Quick Notes per department standards.
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The Resource Navigator will report to the Legal Resource Case Manager and is primarily responsible for case management support by providing wraparound services to clients and administrative support to our legal staff.
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A minimum of 5 years of experience in water resource management, specifically with stormwater, sewer, grading, and wastewater. Ensuring compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations regarding water resource management.
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State and federal laws, rules, and regulations in relation to natural resource management activities. The Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) has one (1) opening for a Lands Resource Specialist – Forest Management position located at our Payette Lakes Supervisory Area office in McCall, Idaho.
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JOB OVERVIEW:The Family Resource Coordinator works in collaboration with their teammate, the Child First Clinician, to coordinate/provide community-based case management and mental health support services to the families on their caseload.
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Health care product experience including one of the following health care programs: Medicaid/Medi-Cal, Covered California, or Medicare Special Needs Plan. Experience working cross-functionally with Care Management, Social Services, Health Education, and other social service or clinical teams.
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Degree: Bachelor's or higher degree in biological sciences, agriculture, natural resource management, chemistry, or related disciplines appropriate to the position. Substitution of Education in Lieu of Specialized Experience: Must have 2 full years of progressively higher-level graduate education leading to a Master's degree or equivalent in biological sciences, agriculture, natural resource management, chemistry, or related disciplines appropriate to the position.
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Support capacity building of water project staff and key stakeholders on water resource management based on lessons learned and best international practices. Provide technical guidance and advice to water resource management project, internationally or domestically, including reviewing and providing feedback on project work plans and strategies, deliverables and reports, and other WRM-related documents.
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Serving as the primary point of contact to the NASA Heliophysics Division (HPD) stakeholders and projects regarding grant funding management within HESTO.Interfacing with the S3PO Program Specialist, project Principal Investigators, the NASA Shared Services Center (NSSC), NASA Resource Analyst, and HQ Inter-Agency Agreements office to perform grant management duties.
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Desirable Qualifications: Ph. D. in a water-related discipline in natural sciences, social sciences, or engineering, including but not limited to water resources, environmental studies, natural resource management, geography, planning, Indigenous studies, or other disciplines in which the candidate received training in water resource-related topics.
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Interventional Pain Management Physician Silverdale, WA Pay Range: $300,000.00-$350,000.00 5-day work week Monday - Friday 8 - 5 PM Description Comprehensive Pain Management practice in Kitsap County, Washington desires to hire an additional Pain Management Physician.
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Thorough and demonstrable knowledge of wildland firefighting, TAMFS and experience in natural resource management. Preferred Education: Bachelor's degree in Forestry, Range Science, Natural Resource Management, Fire Management, Fire Administration, Emergency Management or closely related field.
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Experience with Resource Management concepts such as Balance Sheet, Capital/Liquidity ratios, and Funding/Sourcing Efficiency Metrics. The team is looking to hire an Associate/Junior VP for the NY DSP Resource Management team.
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This success is directly attributed to CRA's retention of an experienced, highly-skilled, multi-disciplinary team of cultural resource management professionals. The ideal candidate will have a Ph. D. or M.A. in anthropology with experience working in the Southeastern or South Central U.S., a minimum of five years of supervisory experience in cultural resource contracting, and will meet the Secretary of the Interior's (SOI) Standards (36 CFR Part 61) for archaeology.
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Comfort interacting with clients regarding technical challenges with opportunities to perform project management if desired. Experience including: hydrologic/hydraulic (H&H) modeling of natural systems and stormwater collection systems, floodplain management and modeling, stream restoration design, culvert and bridge hydraulics, scour analysis, erosion and sediment control design, drainage design, stormwater management design, plan review and plan and report preparation.
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