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Open to FSA CO and GS FSA Federal employees who are in current permanent supervisory or managerial positions, including but not limited to, CED's, FLM's, and State Office FLC's or Farm Program Chiefs with specialized experience and In-State County Executive Director in Training (CEDT) who have successfully completed the CEDT program or are within 30 calendar days of successfully completing the CEDT program.
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The School Nutrition Food Service Director must also ensure the district is maximizing its resources and minimizing production costs. : The Nutrition Food Service Director ensures the smooth and efficient operation of the school kitchens/cafeteria and is responsible for the production of nutritious, appetizing meals for students and staff, while meeting all governmental and district regulations.
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Title-Director of Education. Two (2) years of director-level experience at a healthcare facility. Two (2) years of working experience with Learning Management systems such as HealthStream.
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Associate degree - required. Structure clinical courses and ensure appropriate instructors are scheduled to teach courses in a timely and effective manner according to AHA guidelines and other governing organizations.
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As a Center Director, you will focus your efforts on the continued success of components of the program as well as those that are deficient or in need of improvement. Our Job Corps programs provide life-changing services that help young people succeed in school, obtain good jobs, excel in their chosen fields, and serve as contributing members of their communities.
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Ensures community involvement through community-directed activities, work-based learning, and center participation in community events. Oversees the safety, security, and performance of all staff and students, including overseeing the operation of an efficient and effective delivery of person-centered outreach, academic, career preparation and career transitional services to students.
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The director will divide duties and attention between both Riverton and Lander campuses leading Med/Surg and ICU units. Two (2) years of director-level experience at STACH. Expertise with survey processes in an acute care setting (Joint Commission.
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You are not alone, approximately 85% of the new franchise owners were professionals transitioning out of the corporate grind, and 25-30% keep their job and run their business on the side.
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