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The Interim Director of Nursing is responsible for filling in as the Director of Nursing in one of our partner company's facility as needed – responsible for the planning, organization, direction, supervision and evaluation of all the nursing services provided in the center.
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The physician serves as medical director for skilled nursing facilities (SNF) and participates in administrative and quality initiatives for the facilities he or she is responsible for; In addition to the medical director role, the physician also serves as the attending physician for the residents residing at each facility.
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With Director of Operations, establishes annual goals and objectives. We are one of the leading employers and providers of post-acute care in the Midwest and we are seeking exceptional individuals to join our team.
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You would also work in partnership with the front office manager(s), director of rooms and the guest experience team to achieve our desired results. We are inviting you to apply for our open Director of Guest S ervices position.
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Director of Nursing (RN) – Join a Leading Healthcare Provider! Our mission is to establish a culture that reinforces the values necessary to be the premier health services provider and employer in each of the communities we serve.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Director of Housekeeping at HHS, LLC in Wisconsin Dells, WI. The Director will oversee the day-to-day housekeeping operations, manage staff, ensure guest satisfaction, handle laundry services, and oversee budgeting for the department.
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