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customer relations and hospitality. Prepares written translations as directed by medical providers in patient encounters, such as medical instructions and medication schedules; and administrative
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customer relations and hospitality. Prepares written translations as directed by medical providers in patient encounters, such as medical instructions and medication schedules; and administrative
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customer relations and hospitality. Prepares written translations as directed by medical providers in patient encounters, such as medical instructions and medication schedules; and administrative
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maintaining assigned grounds areas; performs all assigned cleaning duties. Performs other duties as assigned. Must be able to work any shift or schedule. Overtime will be required as necessary. Facilities
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maintaining assigned grounds areas; performs all assigned cleaning duties. Performs other duties as assigned. Must be able to work any shift or schedule. Overtime will be required as necessary. Facilities
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insurance coverage, scheduling appointments, and processing payments. Eligible for Sign-On Bonus – $500 after 30 days for continued employment within the CON OOP department as an initial sign-on bonus. A sign
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on a three-month rotating schedule. At each clinic, patients and family caregivers are seen by a set of providers as a one-stop-shop experience to discuss new and ongoing needs. The summer assistant is
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and a professional image while providing leadership under stressful conditions, deadlines, and constant changing schedules. Ability to exercise high level of confidentiality and independent initiative
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. This position is responsible for linking patients to care, identifying and assisting patients at risk of falling out of care, providing education, skills training and support on HIV and adherence, scheduling
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to report at their regularly scheduled times during emergency closures or during inclement weather to perform essential functions including snow removal duties. The value of employment at ETSU goes far beyond