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Activities include: cleaning floors; damp dusting furniture and fixtures; making and cleaning patient beds; cleaning and emptying ash urns and waste receptacles; washing windows, walls, ceilings, vents and lights; changing light bulbs; performing non-routine floor care duties (buffing, shampooing, etc.
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Skills and Competencies: Customer Focus, Developing Potential, Results Driven, Strong Organizational Skills, Communication Skills, Problem Solving/Decision Making, Job Knowledge and Relationship Management.
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As the Marketing Director at Pine Grove Nursing Center & Colonial Pines Healthcare Center, you will use your marketing expertise, sales talent, and management experience to lead our marketing team in connecting seniors and their families with the quality care they deserve.
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Work in collaboration with the Professional Services Corporation (PSC) Physician or supervising physician, Primary Care Physician, and other palliative team members to deliver advanced illness management and palliative care by providing diagnosis, treatment and follow-up for patients referred to Empatia.
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Knowledge of cultural resource management; Minimum two years' work experience in business management, education, cultural resources, historic sites, or museum field; Oversee collections care and management in consultation with the Division of Historic Sites' Chief Curator to ensure that artifact and paper collections are under the site's physical and intellectual control, appropriately stored, and documented collections, including historic buildings and features of the site.
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Understanding and complying with federal, state and local regulations, such as safety requirements, hazardous waste disposal, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and other policies, procedures and programs as required.
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The Third Party Risk Manager will be responsible for implementation of third-party risk management framework for Emprise Bank including oversight of vendor relationships and contract governance , identification and implementation of due diligence requirements, identification and administration of MRM requirements and operational & infrastructure implementation to support strong third-party oversight.
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A dedicated Accolade Care Coordinator for personalized care management support of all your healthcare needs. We are opening a new Palliative Care Advanced Illness Management branch in Lufkin.
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Assumes afterhours coverage for the designated teams and functions as an interdisciplinary advanced illness management and support, along with telephonic, video, and in person interventions afterhours.
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At the direction and delegation of the Store Manager, the Assistant Store Manager assists with supervision of store employees, management and presentation of merchandise, completion of paperwork, and preparation of deposits.
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