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Work with the Corporate Chef and Human Resources Director in creating and sustaining an internship program that embraces diversity, education and discipline. Work with the Corporate Chef and Human Resources Director in creating and sustaining an internship program that embraces diversity, education and discipline.
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They perform duties within the Scope of Service for Surgical Services, participate in the SJH Corporate Compliance Program, and engage in Performance Improvement activities. Marissa has lived in Massachusetts her whole life, and after graduating from Boston University with a Major in Psychology, she joined KA Recruiting and moved to Boston.
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Monitor cash flow and liquidity and communicate status to corporate finance. In addition, this person will be responsible for ensuring the accuracy and integrity of financial records, managing the budgeting and forecasting processes, and providing strategic financial guidance to both local and corporate senior management.
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Draft and review commercial real estate documents, including acquisitions, sales, development, and leasing agreements. Analyze and draft loan documents related to real estate financing.
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Design and draft power plans to include receptacle layout and circuiting, mechanical and owner equipment power connections, main electrical equipment room layouts, 1-line power riser diagrams, emergency/back-up generator and uninterruptible power systems, and panel and equipment schedules.
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Responsible to ensure that all employees adhere to safety policies and procedures at all times, operating in full compliance with department, station, corporate and local government requirements.
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