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This role is responsible for maintaining the transplant data base, accurate data entry, ongoing training of new staff and keeping up-to-date with the regulatory changes in UNOS and CMS. The Transplant Program Specialist must function independently and possess 1) professional demeanor, 2) exceptional problem-solving skills, 3) a “can-do” work philosophy, and 4) exceedingly positive and compassionate disposition.
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Carry out the implementation of the BaseLinker system remotely/at a client location, addressing any technical hurdles during setup or initial use, with a focus on swift and effective problem resolution.
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Proficiency in evidence-based treatment approaches (Problem-Solving Treatment, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Behavioral Activation. Integral Health Behavioral Care Manager (REMOTE / LMSW, LCSW, LMHC, LAC, LPC, LAMFT, LMFT.
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Envision your day as a Building Engineer Assistant-a pivotal role where precision meets problem-solving. Embark on a rewarding career with Jani-King , a global leader in commercial janitorial services.
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Duties include data handling, specimen processing, performance of select laboratory testing, internal and external communications and documentation, performance and documentation of quality control and equipment maintenance, supply maintenance, and minor problem-solving.
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Experience must demonstrate strong production management, problem solving and communication skills showcasing the ability to lead and motivate multidiscipline teams of significant size to achieve development goals.
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We provide brief interventions using evidence-based techniques such as Problem Solving Treatment, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Behavioral Activation in Primary Care, Family Practice, and OBGYN settings.
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Under the direction of the site coordinator, the GED teacher is responsible for creating a positive learning environment where students develop the skills to become critical thinkers, problem solvers, lifelong learners and productive citizens.
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Trade and transaction management and custody services teams across the firm embody sharp attention to detail, a risk management and analytical mindset and strong ability to problem-solve. Corporate Treasury Operations provides payment processing, liquidity, cash management, and bank relationship management services for our institutional, retail, and corporate clients as well as firmwide flows.
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Salary: $30K Base Bonus Up to $50K On Target Earnings $80K+ ( No Income Cap) - Current Top Performer is at $105K
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Position Description ArcBest is a leading logistics company with creative problem solvers who deliver integrated solutions for complex supply chain challenges. Those in our top management positions all paved their way by developing and strengthening their own abilities throughout their ArcBest and ABF Freight careers.
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As a Job Coach / Employment Specialist, you provide essential direct supported employment services to adults with disabilities. If so, you might just be perfect for this Job Coach / Employment Specialist / Direct Support Professional (DSP) position.
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Act as an expert to personnel in a specialized field to investigate and resolve problem situations or complex issues. Assessment skills including problem diagnosis and identification of proper methods and techniques to resolve and prevent future problems.
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We are transforming drug discovery into a data science problem, and to do that we are building a platform for rapid biological experimentation, data generation, automated analysis, model training, and prediction.
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Act as an expert to operation and field personnel to investigate and resolve problem situations or complex issues. A minimum of 15 years of industry experience as a substation journeyman, relay technician, communications technician or T&D Specialist including experience performing highly technical work of a specialized nature.
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