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6000sf, digital xray, c-arm/flouro and ultrasound on site, support staff of 9 full time plus administrator/office manager, staff includes 2 front office, 2 insurance, lab tech, xray tech, MA, Scribe.
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Under the supervision of the Administrator, understands the Life Safety and Environment portion of survey and interacts professionally with surveyors during inspection process. Handyman/Jack of All Trades skillset.
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The IAM Administrator position is responsible for support of critical Identity and Access Management applications in the Zeus enterprise environment. The IAM administrator will troubleshoot application performance issues and coordinate resolution with internal technical resources and with vendors.
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This role reports to the Facility Administrator. The Dietitian Associate position provides nutrition services and education to in-center adult dialysis patients and authorized caregivers in clinical settings to support and maximize the patient's nutritional well-being, under the supervision and guidance of a qualified renal dietitian (Intermediate or above preferred.
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Certified Research Administrator (CRA) is preferred but not required. Assists the Associate Vice Provost of Research in developing and submitting regulatory documents, manage grant administration, monitor grant-funded project activities, responsible conduct of research, and ensure compliance with the laws, regulations, rules, and policies.
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GIS Administrator - Administrative Division. Bachelor’s Degree in Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Information Engineering, cartography, planning, engineering or a related field required; supplemented by three years of experience in administering, creating and maintaining GIS databases, servers and applications; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
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