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Ensures health and safety of each consumer while following the prescribed behavior support plan (BSP), dining protocol, lifting protocol, and training and service programs as outlined in their individual support plan.
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What does it mean to be an Escalations Coordinator with GLS? As an Escalations Coordinator, you will play a vital role in ensuring positive customer experiences. When front-line associates are unsuccessful or unable to assist customers, you will use a comprehensive knowledge of the loan process as well as internal processes and procedures to handle complex cases as an escalated level of support.
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How will you drive value within the organization as an Escalations Coordinator? What should you already know to be successful in this role as an Escalations Coordinator? Initiate and follow up on insurance claims, including letters of guarantee, insurance proceeds, and canceling back-end products.
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Reports To: Treasury Management Sales and Support Team Lead or Treasury Management Sales Enablement Officer. Job Title: Treasury Sales Support Associate. To ensure quality implementation of all Treasury Management products and services including additions, deletions, and changes; completion, validation and maintenance of setup forms and agreements; creation and delivery of fulfillment materials to clients; and transition of clients to TM Support Team. The position also requires the ability to identify individual customer needs and work with the Treasury Officer to offer a solution to meet those needs.
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SUMMARYTo ensure quality implementation of all Treasury Management products and services including additions, deletions, and changes; completion, validation and maintenance of setup forms and agreements; creation and delivery of fulfillment materials to clients; and transition of clients to TM Support Team. The position also requires the ability to identify individual customer needs and work with the Treasury Officer to offer a solution to meet those needs.
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All positions must strive to support WFM core values and goals, promote national, regional, and store programs and initiatives, and ensure adherence to all applicable health and safety regulations including Food Safety and regulatory duties required in the department.
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In accordance with ICF/ID active treatment standards, implements training and service programs as outlined in the individual support plan, assists with daily activities, and engages consumers in group activities.
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Under direct supervision of Direct Support Professional III (Residential Administrator) this position serves as an entry-level direct support professional. Job Title:Direct Support Professional.
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Communicate prices not transmitted correctly or any “not on files” to the Customer Support Center via Voice of Retail. Verify prices and tags for 1000 items in the store each week, using the wireless hand held unit, according to the schedule supplied by the Customer Support Center and corrects any differences.
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Job Title: Retail Merchandiser
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Health Educators are expected to create and implement programs, coach high risk individuals, lead support groups, teach wellness classes and report outcomes for Prisma Health and corporate wellness.
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