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Job type: Contract
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The United States Army Medical Department (AMEDD) through its F. Edward Hebert Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) is one option for students seeking a way to pay for their graduate medical, dental, or veterinary degree. The HPSP provides students with: • The full cost of tuition to an accredited school in the U.S. or Puerto Rico • Reimbursement for school related fees and books; • A stipend of more than $ 2,179 per month • In addition, HPSP recipients maybe eligible for a onetime $20,000 (less tax) sign-on bonus.
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The United States Army Medical Department (AMEDD) through its F. Edward Hebert Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) is one option for students seeking a way to pay for their graduate medical, dental, or veterinary degree. The HPSP provides students with: • The full cost of tuition to an accredited school in the U.S. or Puerto Rico • Reimbursement for school related fees and books; • A stipend of more than $ 2,179 per month • In addition, HPSP recipients maybe eligible for a onetime $20,000 (less tax) sign-on bonus.
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Job type: Full-time
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Louisville, Kentucky, United States 5,000 - 10,000 employees Human Resources industry Private company $15.00 Per hour Paid Job Description • Perform quality tests (Color, moisture, PV, FFA, RI, nickel, IV, soap, foam, phosphorous) on all oils and input data in a timely manner. • Run spectronic color • Run SFCs and melt point on oils requiring them. • Analyze oils for moisture by using Karl Fisher and distillation moisture apparatus. • Perform tasks using the ICP and HPLC. • Run GCs on oils to establish a purity percentage, fatty acid profiles, IV and various other identifications. • Perform pH by using strips and the pH meter. • Run mono and chemical iodine tests. • Enter COAs into the system for bulk and packaging. • Perform tests on soap stock ( TFA, moisture and lab NOL) • Perform tests on by-products (TFA, FFA, moisture, IV) • Run chlorophyll • Run glycol and IV on Rudolph • Communicate results to operators, supervisors. Slip proof steel toed shoes, safety glasses and lab coat required DURATION
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Louisville, Kentucky, United States 5,000 - 10,000 employees Human Resources industry Private company $15.00 Per hour Paid Job Description • Perform quality tests (Color, moisture, PV, FFA, RI, nickel, IV, soap, foam, phosphorous) on all oils and input data in a timely manner. • Run spectronic color • Run SFCs and melt point on oils requiring them. • Analyze oils for moisture by using Karl Fisher and distillation moisture apparatus. • Perform tasks using the ICP and HPLC. • Run GCs on oils to establish a purity percentage, fatty acid profiles, IV and various other identifications. • Perform pH by using strips and the pH meter. • Run mono and chemical iodine tests. • Enter COAs into the system for bulk and packaging. • Perform tests on soap stock ( TFA, moisture and lab NOL) • Perform tests on by-products (TFA, FFA, moisture, IV) • Run chlorophyll • Run glycol and IV on Rudolph • Communicate results to operators, supervisors. Slip proof steel toed shoes, safety glasses and lab coat required DURATION
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CONTACTS Robert Niece Jr JOB FUNCTIONS Lab Work/Science AEROTEKABOUT AEROTEK! Aerotek is a part of Allegis Group, the largest recruiting agency in the United States, and fourth largest recruiting agency in the world. We serve a wide range of Financial, Accounting, Professional, and Technical markets in the U.S. and Canada. Since 1983 Aerotek has been providing the highest quality professionals to a wide range of industries and clients, including 95% of the Fortune 500. Today there are more than 220 Allegis Group offices in the U.S. alone. Our team includes more than 5,200 internal employees and 70,000 contract employees working with clients around the world.
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Job type: Part-time
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Louisville, Kentucky, United States 10,000 - 25,000 employees Healthcare industry Private company Not Specified Paid The central role of the Medical Scribe is to relieve the physician of clerical or secretarial duties; thus allowing the physician to focus more directly on clinical care. The scribe is an unlicensed person and exclusively non-clinical. They do not touch patients and do not engage in any type of patient care. A scribe’s role is limited to documentation and efficiency management for the physician. The scribe observes the physician during patient encounters and performs documentation on the physician’s behalf. Under the direction of the physician, they enter information into the patient’s electronic or written chart. All documentation is reviewed and edited by the physician. It is signed with an attestation by the provider that the scribed chart accurately reflects all work, treatment, procedures, and medical decision making performed by them. Scribes function as the physician’s personal secretary and requires access to electronic databases that is similar to the access granted to the physicians themselves. Within the framework of an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system the scribe needs the functionality to find old records and results. At the physician’s request, the scribe must be able to locate past medical records, prior lab/radiology results, or past visit histories for the physician to review. Additionally, within the EMR itself the scribe needs the ability to enter data into the chart on the physician’s behalf. All scribe-entered data is reviewed and authenticated by the physician. DURATION
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Louisville, Kentucky, United States 10,000 - 25,000 employees Healthcare industry Private company Not Specified Paid The central role of the Medical Scribe is to relieve the physician of clerical or secretarial duties; thus allowing the physician to focus more directly on clinical care. The scribe is an unlicensed person and exclusively non-clinical. They do not touch patients and do not engage in any type of patient care. A scribe’s role is limited to documentation and efficiency management for the physician. The scribe observes the physician during patient encounters and performs documentation on the physician’s behalf. Under the direction of the physician, they enter information into the patient’s electronic or written chart. All documentation is reviewed and edited by the physician. It is signed with an attestation by the provider that the scribed chart accurately reflects all work, treatment, procedures, and medical decision making performed by them. Scribes function as the physician’s personal secretary and requires access to electronic databases that is similar to the access granted to the physicians themselves. Within the framework of an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system the scribe needs the functionality to find old records and results. At the physician’s request, the scribe must be able to locate past medical records, prior lab/radiology results, or past visit histories for the physician to review. Additionally, within the EMR itself the scribe needs the ability to enter data into the chart on the physician’s behalf. All scribe-entered data is reviewed and authenticated by the physician. DURATION
Permanent
JOB FUNCTIONS Healthcare Services SCRIBEAMERICAScribeAmerica is the largest international Medical Scribe company in the Healthcare industry; we are the nation's most frequently used and largest professional scribe training and management company, present in over 2,500 healthcare facilities, in 50 states and employing more than 15,000 scribes. We have successfully completed medical scribe programs across a wide spectrum of local environments; rural hospitals, urban hospitals, teaching facilities, private practices, and highly political organizations. These successes provide us with expertise that is unparalleled in the industry. Our medical scribes have been able to prove time and time again that they can master any electronic medical record system, while dramatically increasing physician productivity. We've even successfully pioneered the concept of using scribes to mitigate the decrease in efficiency during EHR implementation- the nation's first!
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Job type: Full-time
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Plantside Drive, Louisville, Kentucky 40299, United States 5,000 - 10,000 employees Human Resources industry Private company $14.00 Per hour Paid Job Description: The QC Laboratory Technician is involved with daily analysis of manufactured products. The position carries the responsibility to release or reject product, and is involved in the maintenance, calibration and validation of equipment used in the analysis. The Tech is expected to conduct the duties assigned with sound technical and business judgment and to follow the practices of the lab. Qualifications: B.S. in a science related field Proven ability with written and oral instructions Ability to perform under pressure in a fast paced enviro Prepared to work overtime during shifts other than the one assigned or weekend, if requested. Work well on a team with little supervision. Ability to lift 35+ lbs. Works and communicates effectively with QC personnel and members of other departments. Make Quality Control decisions according to the company's specs in a time sensitive manner after completion of training and demonstration of proficiency. Close attention to detail required. Proper documentation and operation of all lab equipment Maintains accurate production records according to requirements and in compliance with established Quality Sys Standards. Ability to multi-task
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Plantside Drive, Louisville, Kentucky 40299, United States 5,000 - 10,000 employees Human Resources industry Private company $14.00 Per hour Paid Job Description: The QC Laboratory Technician is involved with daily analysis of manufactured products. The position carries the responsibility to release or reject product, and is involved in the maintenance, calibration and validation of equipment used in the analysis. The Tech is expected to conduct the duties assigned with sound technical and business judgment and to follow the practices of the lab. Qualifications: B.S. in a science related field Proven ability with written and oral instructions Ability to perform under pressure in a fast paced enviro Prepared to work overtime during shifts other than the one assigned or weekend, if requested. Work well on a team with little supervision. Ability to lift 35+ lbs. Works and communicates effectively with QC personnel and members of other departments. Make Quality Control decisions according to the company's specs in a time sensitive manner after completion of training and demonstration of proficiency. Close attention to detail required. Proper documentation and operation of all lab equipment Maintains accurate production records according to requirements and in compliance with established Quality Sys Standards. Ability to multi-task
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Job type: Full-time
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The United States Army Medical Department (AMEDD) through its F. Edward Hebert Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) is one option for students seeking a way to pay for their graduate medical, dental, or veterinary degree. The HPSP provides students with: • The full cost of tuition to an accredited school in the U.S. or Puerto Rico • Reimbursement for school related fees and books; • A stipend of more than $ 2,179 per month • In addition, HPSP recipients maybe eligible for a onetime $20,000 (less tax) sign-on bonus. Upon graduation students will enter into active duty and become AMEDD Officers. You could be eligible to receive increases in salary and new opportunities for a broad range of residencies, fellowships and special pay incentives.
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The United States Army Medical Department (AMEDD) through its F. Edward Hebert Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) is one option for students seeking a way to pay for their graduate medical, dental, or veterinary degree. The HPSP provides students with: • The full cost of tuition to an accredited school in the U.S. or Puerto Rico • Reimbursement for school related fees and books; • A stipend of more than $ 2,179 per month • In addition, HPSP recipients maybe eligible for a onetime $20,000 (less tax) sign-on bonus. Upon graduation students will enter into active duty and become AMEDD Officers. You could be eligible to receive increases in salary and new opportunities for a broad range of residencies, fellowships and special pay incentives.
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Job type: Full-time
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Aerotek is a part of Allegis Group, the largest recruiting agency in the United States, and fourth largest recruiting agency in the world. We serve a wide range of Financial, Accounting, Professional, and Technical markets in the U.S. and Canada. Since 1983 Aerotek has been providing the highest quality professionals to a wide range of industries and clients, including 95% of the Fortune 500. Today there are more than 220 Allegis Group offices in the U.S. alone. Our team includes more than 5,200 internal employees and 70,000 contract employees working with clients around the world.
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Aerotek is a part of Allegis Group, the largest recruiting agency in the United States, and fourth largest recruiting agency in the world. We serve a wide range of Financial, Accounting, Professional, and Technical markets in the U.S. and Canada. Since 1983 Aerotek has been providing the highest quality professionals to a wide range of industries and clients, including 95% of the Fortune 500. Today there are more than 220 Allegis Group offices in the U.S. alone. Our team includes more than 5,200 internal employees and 70,000 contract employees working with clients around the world.
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Job type: Internship
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Internships are an integral part in gaining experience before going out into the work force. Here at CKRH we have a wide variety of internships spanning form equine care and handling to administration, volunteer management, public relations and so much more. We can tailor an internship to your specific requirements. You can pick multiple categories to get a more well rounded internship as well.
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Internships are an integral part in gaining experience before going out into the work force. Here at CKRH we have a wide variety of internships spanning form equine care and handling to administration, volunteer management, public relations and so much more. We can tailor an internship to your specific requirements. You can pick multiple categories to get a more well rounded internship as well.
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