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Music Therapist - Hospice - Per Diem. Built on the foundation of our Mission and Core Values, we integrate diversity, equity, and inclusion in all that we do. Graduate or soon to be graduate of an approved Music Therapy Program and current license as a Music Therapist in New York State.
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We've got you covered with benefits that kick in day one, generous tuition reimbursement, encouraged career development, free parking , and much more! Current and valid NYS RN license (or plan to obtain if recent/future graduate.
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Food Service Worker I - St. Peter's Hospital Albany NY- Per Diem - Rotating. Performs a variety of cleaning tasks which may include dishwashing, pot washing, general sanitation, cleaning and use of kitchen equipment.
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St. Peter's Nursing Rehab Center-SPNRC -Food Service Worker - Per Diem - Rotating. As a Food Service Worker, you will join the team in preparing scratch made meals using a holistic approach, focusing on seasonal, local and responsibly sourced ingredients.
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