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JOB SUMMARYThe Program Director will be responsible for establishing the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program and serving as a liaison with the Texas Board of Nursing (BON.
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Concho County Hospital Job Benefits At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! Critical care nurse, CCU RN, intensive care nurse, ICU nurse, ICU nursing, ICU, intensive care, critical care, registered nurse, RN, R.N., nurse, nursing, healthcare, health care, patient care.
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Reporting to the Deputy Chief of College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR), the Executive Director of Career and Technical Education (CTE) is at the forefront of driving the district's CTE vision.
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The Director of Applications will lead and manage the applications portfolio, including Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM, RightAngle), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), custom software development, and PDI Enterprise.
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The RN PRN position provides professional nursing care to a diverse patient population, conducts nursing assessments, assists with exams and treatment, patient education, and maintenance of medical records.
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Develops, updates and communicates plan of care, including discharge, in partnership with the patient, family and interprofessional health care team, using the nursing process.
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Graduate Nurse Resident are responsible for the delivery of excellence in patient care through assessing, formulating nursing diagnoses and establishing goals, planning and implementing intervention, and evaluating patient care outcomes.
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In collaboration with the Nurse Director, Managers and Charge Nurses, the Lactation Support Consultant position is responsible for the quality of patient care through the provision of lactation support or education and the development of guidance for the caregivers who support the childbearing families learning needs.
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As a Managing Director for the Operations Support, you will be responsible for overseeing and coordinating the team and client-side delivery of operations and support projects for the Energy/Commodity Trading technology landscape across multiple clients.
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The Associate Chief of Clinical Services will lead, support, and manage all site Clinic Medical Directors (CMD) in the administration of clinical practice for providers across all primary care service lines at his/her/their given site, in close collaboration with operational and nursing leadership at the site and region.
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As the BDC/Internet Director, you'll take charge of our consultants, ensuring they excel in achieving departmental metrics and objectives related to customer interactions, appointment setting, showings, and conversions.
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Field activities may include walking to and amidst work and/or construction sites, climbing in and out of trenches, working around heavy equipment, negotiating rough terrain, areas of loose rock and working in confined spaces.
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Focus Staff is seeking a Intensive Care Unit Registered Nurse for a travel contract in Corsicana, TX. The ideal candidate will have at least 1 year of experience in a ICU setting. Traveling Registered Nurse, Travel, ICU, RN – ICU, Contract, Travel, Traveling Nursing, Assignment, Registered ICU, ICU Nurse, ICU RN, ICU Nurse, ICU Travel Nurse, Healthcare RN, ICU Nursing, Nurse RN, RN Nurse, Contract RN.
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The Regional Project Director will work in conjunction with the Statewide Program Director to recruit, train, and manage a team of Regional Office Directors, Canvass Managers, Team Leads, and paid canvassers in a regional door-to-door canvassing program.
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Industry-leading benefits: Student Loan Repayment, Maternity/Paternity Award of up to $3,000, HSA for child care, Short Term Disability options, BCBA sabbatical, Headspace/NURX/DoorDash subscriptions.
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