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Surrounded by rolling hills and scenic landscapes, the community offers a blend of small-town Southern hospitality and big-city amenities, making it the ideal place to live, work, play, raise a family and retire.
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Must be Acute/Adult NP trained Number of Beds: 250 Practice Size: 7 Physicians; 8 APC's Mid shift: 2p-12am | Night shift: 7p-7a Average Daily Census: 20 Average Night Admits: 9 Open ICU: Semi Open Procedures/Codes Required: No EMR: Paragon Competitive Hourly Rate (pending experience level) Why Practice with ApolloMD.
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Cedar Hills Senior Living, a retirement community for active and independent. seniors, is seeking happy and energetic Cook. Part-time positions are available. Cedar Hills Senior Living, a retirement community for active and independent.
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Prepare to be charmed by our majestic mountains, rich historical heritage, art and cultural events, unique downtown shops, cosmopolitan cuisine and outdoor opportunities at our many state and local parks.
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