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Details: Scope of Position The PARS Statistician is responsible for development and maintenance of the Probe Analytics Risk Score (PARSTM) used to gauge the potential for waste and abuse on a health care claim. The Statistician will define and develop metrics to measure PARS performance and prepare monthly performance reports for management. The Statistician will test and monitor performance of the scoring system as the monthly system enhancements are implemented and recommend changes to the scoring methodology as necessary to maintain performance. The PARS Statistician reports to the SVP of Analytics. Essential Job Functions Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Design and architect of PARS algorithm and enhancements. • Development of PARS performance metrics. • Monthly monitoring and reporting of PARS performance. • Participant in analytics planning and release review teams to ensure that scoring impacts are considered. • Learn and become comfortable with the data model utilized in the analytics system. Perform complex ad hoc queries against the data tables to support PARS development and test work. • Gain a comprehensive understanding of the overall analytics methodology and become familiar with all analytic factors that contribute to the PARS algorithm. • Assist in debugging, enhancing and improving PARS performance as issues arise on individual claims. • Opportunity to be present as the PARS expert in client and sales meetings.

Details: Stevens Point Journal Media in Stevens Point, WI has a great opportunity for someone to begin their media sales career starting in inside sales. This vital team member understands the needs of our advertising customers and helps them develop strategic marketing solutions from a wide assortment of digital and print options. Inside sales executives have the independence to work with existing customers and to find new ones. But they also work in a team environment with extensive local and national resources - including support from top-flight digital marketing experts. Our inside sales executives understand audiences and how best to reach them. They are innovative, show initiative and have a collaborative spirit. Our staff is an integral part of a local media team - the top local news and information source, in fact. They are also a part of the leading local media company in the United States, Gannett Co., Inc. which offers vast opportunities to grow and develop. The primary responsibilities of this position include Sell and service the existing advertising base into the core products, online and non-dailies, Develop and sell new ideas and sales initiatives in the form of core theme pages, directories and support of special selling efforts, Prospect, cold call and follow up for development of non-daily products, Create and utilize presentations and marketing research materials to expand and diversify our advertising base, Provide quality service to internal and external customers of Stevens Point Journal Media at all times. This is a great opportunity for an individual to learn about advertising sales! We offer a competitive salary, a full benefit package, training and development. Interested candidates should apply online at www.stevenspointjournal.com/careers . We are an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a diverse workforce. We will consider all qualified candidates regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, family responsibilities, disability, education, political affiliation or veteran status.

Details: Personal Banker (SAFE) 1- White Oak At Wells Fargo, our vision is to satisfy all our customers’ financial needs and help them succeed financially. In this role, you will help us deliver on our vision and build lifelong relationships with our customers. You also will demonstrate leadership through contributing to a company culture that supports customers in achieving their financial goals, team members in developing their careers, and communities in continuing to thrive. As part of a team that serves one in three American households, you will play a vital role in living our commitment to the highest ethical standards and maintaining the valued trust of our customers and communities. As a Personal Banker, you will devote much of your day to building long term relationships with our customers, in person and by phone. You will deepen the understanding of our customers' financial needs and provide suggestions. While most of the job is performed in the stores, Bankers reach out into the community by placing outbound phone calls to existing clients, visiting businesses, conducting educational seminars, and being active in the community. Our Expectation of our Personal Bankers: Personal Bankers are expected to exceed challenging sales and referral goals by proactively selling products and services to customers and referring customers to other areas of the bank. Personal Bankers sell retail banking products and services to customers and prospects. Manages customer portfolio, services relationships and cross-sells all products and services. Provides broad base of financial and credit services with the goals of acquiring 100% of the customers' business. Develops and maintains relationships with Wells Fargo partners to maximize sales opportunities and achieve minimum sales standards. Uses profiling analysis tools to identify cross sell opportunities and makes outbound sales calls typically by phone to increase product per customer ratio. May handle cash transactions. May spend up to 30% of time completing service-related tasks. Every banker has their own scorecard with daily sales and referral goals. You will be rewarded for your success with bonus incentives beyond base salary. Our best Bankers constantly go the extra mile, finding ways to be helpful while still working quickly and efficiently. Bankers have the ability to resolve difficult customer situations effectively while delivering friendly customer service and ensuring the highest level of customer satisfaction. At Wells Fargo, we have an outstanding diverse team. We want people who pitch in and help others enhance their ability to educate our customers. We'll provide outstanding training, but it's up to you to learn our products and services. Personal Bankers will develop and improve their skills through regular feedback discussions with supervisors and learn skills which will help further their professional experience and improve their chance for even greater roles in the future. This position requires compliance with the S.A.F.E. Mortgage Licensing Act of 2008 and all related regulations. Ongoing employment is contingent upon meeting all such requirements, including acceptable background investigation results.

Details: Exciting progressive and leading-edge international company with exceptional bonus program seeking a Business Systems Analyst / Operations Analyst for their new expansion in the US, located in Overland Park, KS. This position is direct hire / permanent placement. Objective Interprets results using a variety of techniques. Designs, develops, implements and maintains business solutions. Works directly with project and business OPS leaders to identify analytical requirements. Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field Performs a variety of tasks. Reports to Head of OPS analytical team (OPS dept.) . Key Responsibilities Create a system of data collection that links all company departments and external partners on "one page" so everyone is using the same set of numbers. Create a system of reporting that provides the ability to improve OPS effectiveness. Using SQL and Excel knowledge to create a "Dashboard/KPI Cockpit" daily/weekly/monthly/year to date for the Operation teams to help focus efforts on achieving budgets and goals. Set up regular reporting, processes and methods to ensure timely analysis. Develop reporting for bonuses, screens incoming and outgoing calls to ensure quality, customer service, and adherence to the policies and procedures of the organization. Provides feedback to assist in the creation of performance improvement goals and the development of training programs. Cost/Benefit optimality measurement of OPS processes Communication with other departments, knowledge sharing Experience and Expertise Bachelor's or equivalent degree from technical or economic university 3+ years of work experience Up to 10% international travel may be required if needed; depending upon systems implementations Excellent analytical thinking and ability to understand systems to derive data needs. Strong MS Office (Excel) skills. SQL and OBIEE is a plus. Self-motivated and goal driven Open-minded Analytical and problem solving skills, almost meticulous Structured communication, especially writing skills Collaborative and proactive Nice-to-Have areas SQL, OBIEE Work experience in the finance sector (banking, operations, consumer finance, risk management, collections, credit bureaus) Experience in a similar position Knowledge about local consumer finance market Foreign country experience (education, work, traveling)

Details: PSHP WILL BE ATTACHED TO OFFER LETTER Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Directs and manages employees in multiple units engaged in providing care to a group of patients. Recommends and revises policies and develops performance standards, departmental goals, and objectives to maintain patient care. Ensures compliance with standards of nursing practice to promote optimum healthcare delivery. Acts as liaison with physician staff regarding unit issues. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Reporting to the CNO - Medical Center, this position has responsibility for the management of patient care provided by department personnel in assigned area. This position assesses, plans, implements and evaluates the nursing care of the departmental patients in order to ensure that patients and families receive an optimum level of care. A. Coordinates with the Nurse Manager/or designee to ensure continuity of appropriate patient care by planning staff assignments, providing direct patient care, and evaluating outcome of patient care. B. Promotes positive public relations and act as a liaison with patients, physicians, family members, ancillary staff, public and others. (E)C. Assists with the safe, efficient and effective placement and transport of patients. (E)D. Communicates with Nurse Manager concerning associate, physician, and patient information. (E)E. Assists in the procurement of equipment and supplies required for efficient, effective patient care. (E)F. Visits each unit to assess effectiveness of nursing operations, communicating with charge nurse whenever possible. (E)G. Provide clinical support and act as a resource to nursing staff in order to provide optimal patient care. (E)H. Facilitates the implementation of policies/procedures of workman comp, employee health, and risk management for associates after hours. (E)I. Assists other departments requiring the services of nursing, i.e. emergencies, nursing assessment, interventions, or crisis counseling. (E)J. Provides staff advice in interpreting and/or executing departmental and organizational standards, policies, and procedures to facilitate the goals and objectives of the organization. (E)K. Promotes the development of professional and nonprofessional nursing associates using counseling, teaching, and role modeling techniques. (E)L. Promotes and supports staff attendance at inservice offerings. (E)M. Assists staff nurses in developing and enhancing nursing, priority setting, and problem solving skills. (E)N. Serves as a patient/family advocate, assuring that the rights of patients/families are respected.(E)O. Identifies and takes action in response to patient/family or physician concerns. Follows up with patient representative. (E)P. Demonstrates competence to perform assigned patient care responsibilities in a manner that meets the age specific and developmental needs of patients served by the department. (E)Q. Appropriately adapts assigned patient assessment, treatment, and/or care methods to accommodate the unique physical, psychosocial, cultural, spiritual, age specific and other developmental needs of each patient served. (E)R. Demonstrates adherence to the core values of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care. (E)S. Performs other duties as assigned. (M) SUPERVISION : Provides supervision to nursing staff during the shift. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Registered professional nurse who assesses, implements or delegates, plans, and evaluates total nursing care and functions in accordance with established philosophy, providing and directing patient care for a group of patients. Relates effectively with other shifts/departments for optimal continuity of care. Provides clinical supervision for entry level nurses and assists in their development. Job Responsibilities Nursing Process 1. Uses critical thinking skills to assess the basic physical, psychological, social, cultural, spiritual, and developmental needs of patients and families. Communicates findings to appropriate healthcare team members. a. Collects data from all applicable resources; organizes assessment data so that it is complete and accessible; and then documents findings (legibly) in the medical record or other appropriate documents. b. Recognizes alterations in health status, anticipates onset of patient care crisis situation and communicates findings appropriately. c. Assesses, reassesses, and manages pain. 2. Develops and uses a specific plan of care and modifies it to meet individual patient needs using evidence-based practices. Implements patient care and therapeutic procedures. Monitors and documents progression of treatment and teaching goals. a. Identifies and prioritizes the patient’s present/potential problems. b. Plans appropriate nursing interventions specific to the patient’s problems, incorporating the patient’s cultural, age-specific, and developmental needs. c. Competently performs nursing interventions and procedures for the patient population (s) served consistent with scientific principles of nursing and policy and procedure. d. Provides education to patients and family concerning diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalization. e. Reviews and updates plan of care according to patient’s needs and/or regulatory agency requirements. f. Documents and involves patient, family, and other healthcare workers in plan of care decisions in accordance with HIPAA requirements. 3. Evaluates the care and treatments provided to the patient and the patient response to the care and treatments. Performs timely re-assessment and documentation: a. Evaluates patient’s response to treatment/care and modifies plan of care as needed. b. Evaluates patient and/or significant others ability to perform self care and procedures prior to discharge. c. Records patient’s response to prescribed treatment and other significant data. Patient Throughput/ Patient Flow Process 1. Anticipates admission/discharge/transfer needs to facilitate patient flow. a. Identifies potential/actual discharge/transfer needs of patients upon admission and as patients’ conditions change. b. Identifies need for and/or follows-up on referrals to ensure identified problems are addressed. c. Incorporates other disciplines into plan of care according to patient’s needs. d. Evaluates patients and/or significant other’s understanding of discharge instructions based on ability to verbalize and/or give return demonstration. e. Expedites admission/discharges/transfers. f. Participates in a process of communication with the multi-disciplinary team to facilitate the progress of the patient through the continuum of care. Unit Operations 1. Demonstrates good stewardship in proper use and maintenance of equipment and supplies. a. Coordinates the selection of supplies and equipment in a cost effective manner. b. Charges for supplies/procedures appropriately. c. Ensures availability and organization of supplies and equipment for patient care. d. Performs and documents emergency equipment checks as assigned. e. Removes and returns discontinued supplies and equipment. f. Removes broken equipment from area immediately and initiates a work order. g. Ensures and documents that all alarms (patient and equipment) are functional. Safe Practice/ Quality Care/ Regulations 1. Incorporates patient safety practices/guidelines to promote a safe environment resulting in positive patient outcomes. a. Demonstrates accountability for nursing research and quality improvement Activities. b. Demonstrates knowledge and skill in administering medications. 2. Completes medication reconciliation upon admission, transfer, and discharge. 3. Reviews physician’s orders for clarity and accuracy, legibility & appropriate authenticity (name, title, date, time, etc.). 4. Follows the restrictions on abbreviations and does not use abbreviations on the “Do Not List”. Uses only approved abbreviations. 5. Transcribes telephone orders per policy. 6. Administers, documents, and evaluates medications according to policy and procedure. 7. Instructs patient on medication including: expected effects, side effects, and possible food or medication interactions and documents instructions. 8. Recognizes, reports, and documents medication errors and adverse drug reactions. a. Uses patient identifiers as defined by policy. b. Communicate patient information effectively across the continuum of care. 9. Uses an approved hand-off communication format consistently. 10. Follows the universal protocol, e.g. time out. 11. Uses SBAR to communicate changes in patient condition. 12. Follows the Chain of Command. 13. Critical values are reported in a timely manner in accordance with policy. 14. Sets clinical alarms according to equipment parameters and responds rapidly to the alarms. a. Initiates the Rapid Response team in response to deterioration in patient condition. b. Demonstrates safe patient handling practices. c. Promotes a safe patient care environment including compliance with restraint policy and rounding. d. Implements processes to prevent falls, pressure ulcers, and other hospital-acquired complications. e. Assures compliance with core measure implementation and documentation, e.g. SCIP, CHF, AMI, CAP. f. Identifies, corrects and/or reports patient safety and/or environmental safety hazards at the time of discovery. g. Demonstrates proper infection control and isolation techniques including providing appropriate information concerning isolation precautions and patient status to patient, family, and/or significant others and/or other disciplines. h. Adheres to CHRISTUS policies and procedures and the standards of the Joint Commission, OSHA, DHHS, HIPAA, etc. Leadership 1. Serves as a leader of patient care. a. Guides and supervises other nursing staff in the operational activities in assigned area. b. Promptly recognizes and attempts to reinforce appropriate behavior and attempts to correct inappropriate behavior in self and co-workers. c. Delegates nursing and non-nursing functions according to standards. d. Participates in leadership activities including community activities, e.g. charge/team leader, council participation, preceptor/coach, unit education, staff/council meetings. e. Assumes responsibility for currency of knowledge and skills including participating in unit-level meetings and all mandatory education activities sponsored by the facility. f. Identifies and corrects inconsistencies in nursing procedures/techniques. g. Participates in implementing performance improvement and change activities. h. Assists in teaching and evaluating other personnel as assigned. i. Contributes to the learning experience of students and new employees. j. Acts as a resource person. k. Communicates the intensity of work load and collaborates with nursing leadership to meet patient care needs and unit activity. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Registered professional nurse who assesses, implements or delegates, plans, and evaluates total nursing care and functions in accordance with established philosophy, providing and directing patient care for a group of patients. Relates effectively with other shifts/departments for optimal continuity of care. Provides clinical supervision for entry level nurses and assists in their development. Job Responsibilities Nursing Process 1. Uses critical thinking skills to assess the basic physical, psychological, social, cultural, spiritual, and developmental needs of patients and families. Communicates findings to appropriate healthcare team members. a. Collects data from all applicable resources; organizes assessment data so that it is complete and accessible; and then documents findings (legibly) in the medical record or other appropriate documents. b. Recognizes alterations in health status, anticipates onset of patient care crisis situation and communicates findings appropriately. c. Assesses, reassesses, and manages pain. 2. Develops and uses a specific plan of care and modifies it to meet individual patient needs using evidence-based practices. Implements patient care and therapeutic procedures. Monitors and documents progression of treatment and teaching goals. a. Identifies and prioritizes the patient’s present/potential problems. b. Plans appropriate nursing interventions specific to the patient’s problems, incorporating the patient’s cultural, age-specific, and developmental needs. c. Competently performs nursing interventions and procedures for the patient population (s) served consistent with scientific principles of nursing and policy and procedure. d. Provides education to patients and family concerning diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalization. e. Reviews and updates plan of care according to patient’s needs and/or regulatory agency requirements. f. Documents and involves patient, family, and other healthcare workers in plan of care decisions in accordance with HIPAA requirements. 3. Evaluates the care and treatments provided to the patient and the patient response to the care and treatments. Performs timely re-assessment and documentation: a. Evaluates patient’s response to treatment/care and modifies plan of care as needed. b. Evaluates patient and/or significant others ability to perform self care and procedures prior to discharge. c. Records patient’s response to prescribed treatment and other significant data. Patient Throughput/ Patient Flow Process 1. Anticipates admission/discharge/transfer needs to facilitate patient flow. a. Identifies potential/actual discharge/transfer needs of patients upon admission and as patients’ conditions change. b. Identifies need for and/or follows-up on referrals to ensure identified problems are addressed. c. Incorporates other disciplines into plan of care according to patient’s needs. d. Evaluates patients and/or significant other’s understanding of discharge instructions based on ability to verbalize and/or give return demonstration. e. Expedites admission/discharges/transfers. f. Participates in a process of communication with the multi-disciplinary team to facilitate the progress of the patient through the continuum of care. Unit Operations 1. Demonstrates good stewardship in proper use and maintenance of equipment and supplies. a. Coordinates the selection of supplies and equipment in a cost effective manner. b. Charges for supplies/procedures appropriately. c. Ensures availability and organization of supplies and equipment for patient care. d. Performs and documents emergency equipment checks as assigned. e. Removes and returns discontinued supplies and equipment. f. Removes broken equipment from area immediately and initiates a work order. g. Ensures and documents that all alarms (patient and equipment) are functional. Safe Practice/ Quality Care/ Regulations 1. Incorporates patient safety practices/guidelines to promote a safe environment resulting in positive patient outcomes. a. Demonstrates accountability for nursing research and quality improvement Activities. b. Demonstrates knowledge and skill in administering medications. 2. Completes medication reconciliation upon admission, transfer, and discharge. 3. Reviews physician’s orders for clarity and accuracy, legibility & appropriate authenticity (name, title, date, time, etc.). 4. Follows the restrictions on abbreviations and does not use abbreviations on the “Do Not List”. Uses only approved abbreviations. 5. Transcribes telephone orders per policy. 6. Administers, documents, and evaluates medications according to policy and procedure. 7. Instructs patient on medication including: expected effects, side effects, and possible food or medication interactions and documents instructions. 8. Recognizes, reports, and documents medication errors and adverse drug reactions. a. Uses patient identifiers as defined by policy. b. Communicate patient information effectively across the continuum of care. 9. Uses an approved hand-off communication format consistently. 10. Follows the universal protocol, e.g. time out. 11. Uses SBAR to communicate changes in patient condition. 12. Follows the Chain of Command. 13. Critical values are reported in a timely manner in accordance with policy. 14. Sets clinical alarms according to equipment parameters and responds rapidly to the alarms. a. Initiates the Rapid Response team in response to deterioration in patient condition. b. Demonstrates safe patient handling practices. c. Promotes a safe patient care environment including compliance with restraint policy and rounding. d. Implements processes to prevent falls, pressure ulcers, and other hospital-acquired complications. e. Assures compliance with core measure implementation and documentation, e.g. SCIP, CHF, AMI, CAP. f. Identifies, corrects and/or reports patient safety and/or environmental safety hazards at the time of discovery. g. Demonstrates proper infection control and isolation techniques including providing appropriate information concerning isolation precautions and patient status to patient, family, and/or significant others and/or other disciplines. h. Adheres to CHRISTUS policies and procedures and the standards of the Joint Commission, OSHA, DHHS, HIPAA, etc. Leadership 1. Serves as a leader of patient care. a. Guides and supervises other nursing staff in the operational activities in assigned area. b. Promptly recognizes and attempts to reinforce appropriate behavior and attempts to correct inappropriate behavior in self and co-workers. c. Delegates nursing and non-nursing functions according to standards. d. Participates in leadership activities including community activities, e.g. charge/team leader, council participation, preceptor/coach, unit education, staff/council meetings. e. Assumes responsibility for currency of knowledge and skills including participating in unit-level meetings and all mandatory education activities sponsored by the facility. f. Identifies and corrects inconsistencies in nursing procedures/techniques. g. Participates in implementing performance improvement and change activities. h. Assists in teaching and evaluating other personnel as assigned. i. Contributes to the learning experience of students and new employees. j. Acts as a resource person. k. Communicates the intensity of work load and collaborates with nursing leadership to meet patient care needs and unit activity. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Registered professional nurse who assesses, implements or delegates, plans, and evaluates total nursing care and functions in accordance with established philosophy, providing and directing patient care for a group of patients. Relates effectively with other shifts/departments for optimal continuity of care. Provides clinical supervision for entry level nurses and assists in their development. Job Responsibilities Nursing Process 1. Uses critical thinking skills to assess the basic physical, psychological, social, cultural, spiritual, and developmental needs of patients and families. Communicates findings to appropriate healthcare team members. a. Collects data from all applicable resources; organizes assessment data so that it is complete and accessible; and then documents findings (legibly) in the medical record or other appropriate documents. b. Recognizes alterations in health status, anticipates onset of patient care crisis situation and communicates findings appropriately. c. Assesses, reassesses, and manages pain. 2. Develops and uses a specific plan of care and modifies it to meet individual patient needs using evidence-based practices. Implements patient care and therapeutic procedures. Monitors and documents progression of treatment and teaching goals. a. Identifies and prioritizes the patient’s present/potential problems. b. Plans appropriate nursing interventions specific to the patient’s problems, incorporating the patient’s cultural, age-specific, and developmental needs. c. Competently performs nursing interventions and procedures for the patient population (s) served consistent with scientific principles of nursing and policy and procedure. d. Provides education to patients and family concerning diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalization. e. Reviews and updates plan of care according to patient’s needs and/or regulatory agency requirements. f. Documents and involves patient, family, and other healthcare workers in plan of care decisions in accordance with HIPAA requirements. 3. Evaluates the care and treatments provided to the patient and the patient response to the care and treatments. Performs timely re-assessment and documentation: a. Evaluates patient’s response to treatment/care and modifies plan of care as needed. b. Evaluates patient and/or significant others ability to perform self care and procedures prior to discharge. c. Records patient’s response to prescribed treatment and other significant data. Patient Throughput/ Patient Flow Process 1. Anticipates admission/discharge/transfer needs to facilitate patient flow. a. Identifies potential/actual discharge/transfer needs of patients upon admission and as patients’ conditions change. b. Identifies need for and/or follows-up on referrals to ensure identified problems are addressed. c. Incorporates other disciplines into plan of care according to patient’s needs. d. Evaluates patients and/or significant other’s understanding of discharge instructions based on ability to verbalize and/or give return demonstration. e. Expedites admission/discharges/transfers. f. Participates in a process of communication with the multi-disciplinary team to facilitate the progress of the patient through the continuum of care. Unit Operations 1. Demonstrates good stewardship in proper use and maintenance of equipment and supplies. a. Coordinates the selection of supplies and equipment in a cost effective manner. b. Charges for supplies/procedures appropriately. c. Ensures availability and organization of supplies and equipment for patient care. d. Performs and documents emergency equipment checks as assigned. e. Removes and returns discontinued supplies and equipment. f. Removes broken equipment from area immediately and initiates a work order. g. Ensures and documents that all alarms (patient and equipment) are functional. Safe Practice/ Quality Care/ Regulations 1. Incorporates patient safety practices/guidelines to promote a safe environment resulting in positive patient outcomes. a. Demonstrates accountability for nursing research and quality improvement Activities. b. Demonstrates knowledge and skill in administering medications. 2. Completes medication reconciliation upon admission, transfer, and discharge. 3. Reviews physician’s orders for clarity and accuracy, legibility & appropriate authenticity (name, title, date, time, etc.). 4. Follows the restrictions on abbreviations and does not use abbreviations on the “Do Not List”. Uses only approved abbreviations. 5. Transcribes telephone orders per policy. 6. Administers, documents, and evaluates medications according to policy and procedure. 7. Instructs patient on medication including: expected effects, side effects, and possible food or medication interactions and documents instructions. 8. Recognizes, reports, and documents medication errors and adverse drug reactions. a. Uses patient identifiers as defined by policy. b. Communicate patient information effectively across the continuum of care. 9. Uses an approved hand-off communication format consistently. 10. Follows the universal protocol, e.g. time out. 11. Uses SBAR to communicate changes in patient condition. 12. Follows the Chain of Command. 13. Critical values are reported in a timely manner in accordance with policy. 14. Sets clinical alarms according to equipment parameters and responds rapidly to the alarms. a. Initiates the Rapid Response team in response to deterioration in patient condition. b. Demonstrates safe patient handling practices. c. Promotes a safe patient care environment including compliance with restraint policy and rounding. d. Implements processes to prevent falls, pressure ulcers, and other hospital-acquired complications. e. Assures compliance with core measure implementation and documentation, e.g. SCIP, CHF, AMI, CAP. f. Identifies, corrects and/or reports patient safety and/or environmental safety hazards at the time of discovery. g. Demonstrates proper infection control and isolation techniques including providing appropriate information concerning isolation precautions and patient status to patient, family, and/or significant others and/or other disciplines. h. Adheres to CHRISTUS policies and procedures and the standards of the Joint Commission, OSHA, DHHS, HIPAA, etc. Leadership 1. Serves as a leader of patient care. a. Guides and supervises other nursing staff in the operational activities in assigned area. b. Promptly recognizes and attempts to reinforce appropriate behavior and attempts to correct inappropriate behavior in self and co-workers. c. Delegates nursing and non-nursing functions according to standards. d. Participates in leadership activities including community activities, e.g. charge/team leader, council participation, preceptor/coach, unit education, staff/council meetings. e. Assumes responsibility for currency of knowledge and skills including participating in unit-level meetings and all mandatory education activities sponsored by the facility. f. Identifies and corrects inconsistencies in nursing procedures/techniques. g. Participates in implementing performance improvement and change activities. h. Assists in teaching and evaluating other personnel as assigned. i. Contributes to the learning experience of students and new employees. j. Acts as a resource person. k. Communicates the intensity of work load and collaborates with nursing leadership to meet patient care needs and unit activity. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: A Registered Professional Nurse is responsible for the delivery of patient care through the process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation. In addition, the Registered Professional Nurse prescribes, delegates, coordinates, supervises and evaluates patient teaching and the activities of the ancillary nursing personnel while maintaining the standards of professional nursing. The Registered Nurse is able to provide direct and indirect care to patients. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Registered professional nurse who assesses, implements or delegates, plans, and evaluates total nursing care and functions in accordance with established philosophy, providing and directing patient care for a group of patients. Relates effectively with other shifts/departments for optimal continuity of care. Provides clinical supervision for entry level nurses and assists in their development. Job Responsibilities Nursing Process 1. Uses critical thinking skills to assess the basic physical, psychological, social, cultural, spiritual, and developmental needs of patients and families. Communicates findings to appropriate healthcare team members. a. Collects data from all applicable resources; organizes assessment data so that it is complete and accessible; and then documents findings (legibly) in the medical record or other appropriate documents. b. Recognizes alterations in health status, anticipates onset of patient care crisis situation and communicates findings appropriately. c. Assesses, reassesses, and manages pain. 2. Develops and uses a specific plan of care and modifies it to meet individual patient needs using evidence-based practices. Implements patient care and therapeutic procedures. Monitors and documents progression of treatment and teaching goals. a. Identifies and prioritizes the patient’s present/potential problems. b. Plans appropriate nursing interventions specific to the patient’s problems, incorporating the patient’s cultural, age-specific, and developmental needs. c. Competently performs nursing interventions and procedures for the patient population (s) served consistent with scientific principles of nursing and policy and procedure. d. Provides education to patients and family concerning diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalization. e. Reviews and updates plan of care according to patient’s needs and/or regulatory agency requirements. f. Documents and involves patient, family, and other healthcare workers in plan of care decisions in accordance with HIPAA requirements. 3. Evaluates the care and treatments provided to the patient and the patient response to the care and treatments. Performs timely re-assessment and documentation: a. Evaluates patient’s response to treatment/care and modifies plan of care as needed. b. Evaluates patient and/or significant others ability to perform self care and procedures prior to discharge. c. Records patient’s response to prescribed treatment and other significant data. Patient Throughput/ Patient Flow Process 1. Anticipates admission/discharge/transfer needs to facilitate patient flow. a. Identifies potential/actual discharge/transfer needs of patients upon admission and as patients’ conditions change. b. Identifies need for and/or follows-up on referrals to ensure identified problems are addressed. c. Incorporates other disciplines into plan of care according to patient’s needs. d. Evaluates patients and/or significant other’s understanding of discharge instructions based on ability to verbalize and/or give return demonstration. e. Expedites admission/discharges/transfers. f. Participates in a process of communication with the multi-disciplinary team to facilitate the progress of the patient through the continuum of care. Unit Operations 1. Demonstrates good stewardship in proper use and maintenance of equipment and supplies. a. Coordinates the selection of supplies and equipment in a cost effective manner. b. Charges for supplies/procedures appropriately. c. Ensures availability and organization of supplies and equipment for patient care. d. Performs and documents emergency equipment checks as assigned. e. Removes and returns discontinued supplies and equipment. f. Removes broken equipment from area immediately and initiates a work order. g. Ensures and documents that all alarms (patient and equipment) are functional. Safe Practice/ Quality Care/ Regulations 1. Incorporates patient safety practices/guidelines to promote a safe environment resulting in positive patient outcomes. a. Demonstrates accountability for nursing research and quality improvement Activities. b. Demonstrates knowledge and skill in administering medications. 2. Completes medication reconciliation upon admission, transfer, and discharge. 3. Reviews physician’s orders for clarity and accuracy, legibility & appropriate authenticity (name, title, date, time, etc.). 4. Follows the restrictions on abbreviations and does not use abbreviations on the “Do Not List”. Uses only approved abbreviations. 5. Transcribes telephone orders per policy. 6. Administers, documents, and evaluates medications according to policy and procedure. 7. Instructs patient on medication including: expected effects, side effects, and possible food or medication interactions and documents instructions. 8. Recognizes, reports, and documents medication errors and adverse drug reactions. a. Uses patient identifiers as defined by policy. b. Communicate patient information effectively across the continuum of care. 9. Uses an approved hand-off communication format consistently. 10. Follows the universal protocol, e.g. time out. 11. Uses SBAR to communicate changes in patient condition. 12. Follows the Chain of Command. 13. Critical values are reported in a timely manner in accordance with policy. 14. Sets clinical alarms according to equipment parameters and responds rapidly to the alarms. a. Initiates the Rapid Response team in response to deterioration in patient condition. b. Demonstrates safe patient handling practices. c. Promotes a safe patient care environment including compliance with restraint policy and rounding. d. Implements processes to prevent falls, pressure ulcers, and other hospital-acquired complications. e. Assures compliance with core measure implementation and documentation, e.g. SCIP, CHF, AMI, CAP. f. Identifies, corrects and/or reports patient safety and/or environmental safety hazards at the time of discovery. g. Demonstrates proper infection control and isolation techniques including providing appropriate information concerning isolation precautions and patient status to patient, family, and/or significant others and/or other disciplines. h. Adheres to CHRISTUS policies and procedures and the standards of the Joint Commission, OSHA, DHHS, HIPAA, etc. Leadership 1. Serves as a leader of patient care. a. Guides and supervises other nursing staff in the operational activities in assigned area. b. Promptly recognizes and attempts to reinforce appropriate behavior and attempts to correct inappropriate behavior in self and co-workers. c. Delegates nursing and non-nursing functions according to standards. d. Participates in leadership activities including community activities, e.g. charge/team leader, council participation, preceptor/coach, unit education, staff/council meetings. e. Assumes responsibility for currency of knowledge and skills including participating in unit-level meetings and all mandatory education activities sponsored by the facility. f. Identifies and corrects inconsistencies in nursing procedures/techniques. g. Participates in implementing performance improvement and change activities. h. Assists in teaching and evaluating other personnel as assigned. i. Contributes to the learning experience of students and new employees. j. Acts as a resource person. k. Communicates the intensity of work load and collaborates with nursing leadership to meet patient care needs and unit activity. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: This position is responsible in assisting the Director in the operational performance of Pediatric ICU Services in assigned location. This position is accountable for supervising the delivery of high quality, cost effective care to patients. This position is also responsible in assisting the Director for analyzing, planning, implementing, evaluating, and communicating processes and programs which enhance, strengthen and integrate the services comprising the service line. Responsible for participation in the development and implementation of the service line strategic business plans; and for creating an environment, which continuously supports improvement of operational, financial and clinical components. LEADERSHIP DUTIES Develop departmental strategic plan to include documented associate participation. Maintain policies, procedures and regulatory agency standards in a timely manner: CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care and CHRISTUS Health policies, JCAHO, Texas Department of Health, CMS, other. Provide effective human resource management: Insure appropriate staff competencies (licensure, certification, orientation, mandatory training continuing education). Maintains current job descriptions. Conducts timely performance evaluations to include associate feedback and performance improvement plans. Hold monthly department meetings: Update associates on CHRISTUS Health and CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care happenings and events. Departmental issues. Demonstrate associate participation. Complete and turn in all required reports, financial information and data by the scheduled deadline: Budget materials. Productivity statistics. Department meeting minutes. Department specific JCAHO preparedness responsibility. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (C.O.T.A.) reports directly to the department manager and/or his/her designee with clinical supervision provided by a licensed occupational therapist. Responsible for utilization and supervision of volunteers, students, and support staff relating to the provision of occupational therapy services. The occupational therapist is responsible for interpretation/implementation of physician orders, provision of safe care to customers, protection of confidential information, professional communication, economic use of time/resources, and creation of a positive work/therapy environment. CHRISTUS Spohn Hospital Corpus Christi- Shoreline, over-looking Corpus Christi Bay is a 432 bed hospital in Corpus Christi, Texas and is the largest and foremost acute care medical center in the region. CHRISTUS Spohn Shoreline offers South Texans a full range of diagnostic and advanced surgical services in cardiac, cancer and stroke care. The Pavilion and the Critical Care Center house a state-of-the-art Emergency department, ICU, Cardiac Cath lab and Surgical suites. Shoreline is the premier facility housing many of the CHRISTUS Spohn’s most vital and renowned programs; an accredited chest pain center with an accredited joint commission stroke team. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: POSITION SUMMARY This position is responsible for the management of the COB department, which includes associate hiring, training, onboarding, development, performance management and the timely billing, recoveries, tracking and posting of payments due from other insurance. This position is also responsible for management and creation, correction and oversight of various functional processes; including, but not limited to: Third Party Liability process (Subrogation) as it relates to the prescribed Department of Defense policies and procedures. This position also coordinates and performs other COB functions, including but not limited to the processing of Refunds, member data maintenance, mail-out and processing of annual OHI investigation letters, reinsurance management COB system and claims system upgrade testing. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Registered professional nurse who assesses, implements or delegates, plans, and evaluates total nursing care and functions in accordance with established philosophy, providing and directing patient care for a group of patients. Relates effectively with other shifts/departments for optimal continuity of care. Provides clinical supervision for entry level nurses and assists in their development. 1. Uses critical thinking skills to assess the basic physical, psychological, social, cultural, spiritual, and developmental needs of patients and families. Communicates findings to appropriate healthcare team members. a. Collects data from all applicable resources; organizes assessment data so that it is complete and accessible; and then documents findings (legibly) in the medical record or other appropriate documents. b. Recognizes alterations in health status, anticipates onset of patient care crisis situation and communicates findings appropriately. c. Assesses, reassesses, and manages pain. 2. Develops and uses a specific plan of care and modifies it to meet individual patient needs using evidence-based practices. Implements patient care and therapeutic procedures. Monitors and documents progression of treatment and teaching goals. a. Identifies and prioritizes the patient’s present/potential problems. b. Plans appropriate nursing interventions specific to the patient’s problems, incorporating the patient’s cultural, age-specific, and developmental needs. c. Competently performs nursing interventions and procedures for the patient population (s) served consistent with scientific principles of nursing and policy and procedure. d. Provides education to patients and family concerning diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalization. e. Reviews and updates plan of care according to patient’s needs and/or regulatory agency requirements. f. Documents and involves patient, family, and other healthcare workers in plan of care decisions in accordance with HIPAA requirements. 3. Evaluates the care and treatments provided to the patient and the patient response to the care and treatments. Performs timely re-assessment and documentation: a. Evaluates patient’s response to treatment/care and modifies plan of care as needed. b. Evaluates patient and/or significant others ability to perform self care and procedures prior to discharge. c. Records patient’s response to prescribed treatment and other significant data. 4. Anticipates admission/discharge/transfer needs to facilitate patient flow. a. Identifies potential/actual discharge/transfer needs of patients upon admission and as patients’ conditions change. b. Identifies need for and/or follows-up on referrals to ensure identified problems are addressed. c. Incorporates other disciplines into plan of care according to patient’s needs. d. Evaluates patients and/or significant other’s understanding of discharge instructions based on ability to verbalize and/or give return demonstration. e. Expedites admission/discharges/transfers. f. Participates in a process of communication with the multi-disciplinary team to facilitate the progress of the patient through the continuum of care. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Registered professional nurse who assesses, implements or delegates, plans, and evaluates total nursing care and functions in accordance with established philosophy, providing and directing patient care for a group of patients. Relates effectively with other shifts/departments for optimal continuity of care. Provides clinical supervision for entry level nurses and assists in their development. 1. Uses critical thinking skills to assess the basic physical, psychological, social, cultural, spiritual, and developmental needs of patients and families. Communicates findings to appropriate healthcare team members. a. Collects data from all applicable resources; organizes assessment data so that it is complete and accessible; and then documents findings (legibly) in the medical record or other appropriate documents. b. Recognizes alterations in health status, anticipates onset of patient care crisis situation and communicates findings appropriately. c. Assesses, reassesses, and manages pain. 2. Develops and uses a specific plan of care and modifies it to meet individual patient needs using evidence-based practices. Implements patient care and therapeutic procedures. Monitors and documents progression of treatment and teaching goals. a. Identifies and prioritizes the patient’s present/potential problems. b. Plans appropriate nursing interventions specific to the patient’s problems, incorporating the patient’s cultural, age-specific, and developmental needs. c. Competently performs nursing interventions and procedures for the patient population (s) served consistent with scientific principles of nursing and policy and procedure. d. Provides education to patients and family concerning diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalization. e. Reviews and updates plan of care according to patient’s needs and/or regulatory agency requirements. f. Documents and involves patient, family, and other healthcare workers in plan of care decisions in accordance with HIPAA requirements. 3. Evaluates the care and treatments provided to the patient and the patient response to the care and treatments. Performs timely re-assessment and documentation: a. Evaluates patient’s response to treatment/care and modifies plan of care as needed. b. Evaluates patient and/or significant others ability to perform self care and procedures prior to discharge. c. Records patient’s response to prescribed treatment and other significant data. 4. Anticipates admission/discharge/transfer needs to facilitate patient flow. a. Identifies potential/actual discharge/transfer needs of patients upon admission and as patients’ conditions change. b. Identifies need for and/or follows-up on referrals to ensure identified problems are addressed. c. Incorporates other disciplines into plan of care according to patient’s needs. d. Evaluates patients and/or significant other’s understanding of discharge instructions based on ability to verbalize and/or give return demonstration. e. Expedites admission/discharges/transfers. f. Participates in a process of communication with the multi-disciplinary team to facilitate the progress of the patient through the continuum of care. Whether your skills lie in patient care or administration and you prefer to work in not-for-profit health care, CHRISTUS Health facilities may have a career opportunity for you. CHRISTUS Health and our facilities are committed to being an equal opportunity employer as part of our on-going mission. It is the policy of CHRISTUS Health not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, orientation, disability, age or national origin. CHRISTUS Health is committed to providing meaningful benefits for you and your family and to sharing with you the prosperity you help create. We support our health care teams with competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package. Medical Health Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Dental Coverage Vision Coverage Long-Term Disability Group Term Life Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Details: Holiday Stationstore #189 137 Highway 2 Devils Lake, ND Assist Stationstore Manager with store operations including Enhanced Customer Care, Merchandising, store layout, product inventory, bookkeeping, and maintenance. Supervise and execute food programs/food safety, control cash and merchandise shrinkage. Hire, supervise, train Stationstore personnel and ensure quality customer service. Responsible for enforcing all company policies and procedures. Rewarding benefits are available for management positions: Performance Bonus Incentive Bonus Scholarship Program Gasoline discount Merchandise discount Service Award Program Paid Holidays Profit Sharing w/401(k) Feature Sick/Personal Day Medical & Vision Plan Long Term Disability Dental Plan Short Term Disability Paid Vacations Flexible Schedules Flexible Spending Account Life Insurance KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: Previous Retail Management Detail-oriented Customer service-oriented Work with deadlines Communicate effectively with customers, management, associates, and vendors Lift, carry, push, pull up to 60lbs Occasionally bend, kneel, squat and reaching over shoulder Work in cooler and freezer Requires use of extension ladder

Details: Quality Control Inspector/ Rewind Operator 4:30pm-5:00am Shift/ Wednesday-Friday and every other Saturday Up to $11.50/Hour Plus Shift Premium (potentially more based on experience) Low Cost Health Benefits, Profit Sharing, 401K and more! Are you meticulous with details, quality conscious and eager to collaborate in a friendly, team oriented organization? Join a 35 year old and growing printing/ packaging manufacturing company that has multiple openings in their very clean Hartland facility. Quality Control Inspector/ Rewind Operator primary responsibilities: set up and operate product rewind machines; produce finished rolls/ packages according to work order inspect printed products and remove defective labels from press rolls maintain a clean, organized and safe work area

Details: Growing CPA Firm in Encino is seeking a strong Bookkeeper to join their team! Job responsibilities: Will be responsible for 10 to 20 business management clients ? (Client industry varies) Paying clients bills using QuickBooks 2010+ and QuickBooks Cloud Reconciling Bank Statements Miscellaneous accounting tasks as they arise & may need to file a business license etc. Print out and review financial statements to assure accuracy, and make necessary journal entries to tie out the numbers Must have good oral and written communication skills as position requires conversing via email and phone with clients Must be able to multi task, and move from client to another to address their needs when calls arise Prior CPA Business Management experience is preferred not a must We are an equal employment opportunity employer and will consider all qualified candidates without regard to disability or protected veteran status.