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Job Type/Hours per Week Full-Time/40 hours Salary Commensurate with Experience Hiring Department College of Engineering- Electrical and Computer Engineering Required Application Materials A single
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Manager is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the pharmacy department and providing pharmaceutical care to patients as a staff pharmacist as needed. This includes inventory management, staff
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, M-F Description JOB SUMMARY The Patient Access Representative is responsible for providing outstanding customer service, ensuring a smooth, orderly flow of every patient throughout their encounter
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, M-F Description Job Summary: Possess knowledge and skill necessary to meet standards for professional practice specified in the Texas Nurse Practice Act. Practice is characterized by a balance of
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patient concerns to the licensed nurse. The PNA-I is responsible to the Unit Manager and the Charge Nurse for the safe, effective, performance of direct non-nursing patient care duties. MAJOR
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patient concerns to the licensed nurse. The PNA-I is responsible to the Unit Manager and the Charge Nurse for the safe, effective, performance of direct non-nursing patient care duties. MAJOR
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observations, and patient concerns to the licensed nurse. The PNA-I is responsible to the Unit Manager and the Charge Nurse for the safe, effective, performance of direct non-nursing patient care duties. MAJOR
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Official, CLIA Technical Supervisor, and prepares laboratory for compliance inspections. Supports staff in performing complex microbiology test methods, monitor quality control, instrument maintenance and
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Description JOB SUMMARY The Patient Access Representative is responsible for providing outstanding customer service, ensuring a smooth, orderly flow of every patient throughout their encounter. This position is
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Description JOB SUMMARY The Patient Access Representative is responsible for providing outstanding customer service, ensuring a smooth, orderly flow of every patient throughout their encounter. This position is