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This includes following VASA's Care & Connect concepts throughout the duration of the client journey. Develop an agile personal training team who can facilitate and adjust programming to fit the exact needs of each client.
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Job Summary : Provide overall management direction for existing DOT Transportation (Asphalt Paving and Structures) projects and develop new business opportunities relative to a particular client, group of clients, geographical area or type of project.
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Have deep technical competency in the following:Networking - common protocols, server/client infrastructure, routers, switches, WAPs, etcPerimeter - firewalls, IDS, IPS, UTM, WAF, Gateways, Proxys, Mail Servers, etcAuthentication - AD, SSO, MFA, etcIaaS - cloud services, AWS, Azure, GCPEnd Point - MDM, EDR, EPP, AVSaaS - collaboration tools including O365, GSuite, Box, Salesforce, Workday, etc.
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Essential skills include in-depth knowledge of mental illness, special education classifications, behavioral disorders, legal frameworks concerning client rights and confidentiality, therapeutic techniques, crisis intervention, social work principles, and psychiatric concepts.
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The Covey Center for the Arts is looking for a part-time Event Production Manager to oversee setup and running of assigned events and facilitates, fulfill client needs, operate theater equipment for performances, and supervise all crew members for assigned events and work calls.
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Our client is a retail leader in North America, and we have tremendous shopper traffic each & every day, for sales & commission opportunities. Represents the model of professionalism, work ethic, and determination of Premium and the client.
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We all work together to provide the best client experience possible through education, not high-pressure sales. Today we are market leaders who are DOMINATING the Douglas County market. We started just two guys and a couple of vans doing duct work.
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Listed on the nurse aide registry with no findings relating to client abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of client property. Home Health/Hospice Aide certificate obtained by: Completion of a certified home health aide course or Certified by the State Department of Health Services.
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Proven customer support experience or experience as a client service representative. We are a proud member of the EPA's Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program and have partnered with the United Nations Foundation’s "United to Beat Malaria" to help stop the spread of malaria transmitted by mosquito bites.
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KBS, North America's largest privately-owned facility services provider and trusted partner to leading operations and facility managers across 100k client locations, is looking for Custodian / Cleaner to join our growing team.
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Represents Lane Bryant by adhering to "Dress Your Best" guidelines; articulates current trends in every client interaction. Leads activities required to achieve all store goals including financial objectives, client service, talent management, operational controls, asset protection and safety, and merchandise presentation.
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As an IT Support Analyst for our client, you are helping in resolving technical issues within different components of computer systems, such as software, hardware, and other network-related IT related problems.
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Client in UT seeking RN Float Pool - MedSurg/Tele (RN) to work 12h night shift. Utah is also the home of the up and coming franchise the Utah Jazz which continue to make waves statewide and have become the state's team as they gain popularity every year.
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Our Client, Live View Technologies (LVT), is making communities safer across the USA with its on-demand surveillance technologies used by DOTs, oil, gas, law enforcement, retail, construction, housing, and other industries.
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Provide individual and family therapy for each client (Only if primary therapist is unavailable) Manage the continuum of care for each client while they are with us. Create psycho-social history and master treatment plan for each client.
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