94 computer-science-programming-languages positions at University of Southern California
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training Graduate from an accredited Medical Assistant Certificate/Diploma program Pref 1 year Preferably a year of experience as a medical assistant in an acute care setting. Pref Spanish language skills
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, objective and measurable. Implements treatment program using appropriate procedures/techniques according to professional standards. Monitors the extent to which services have met therapy goals. May
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program management, or related function/field. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to prepare clear and concise reports and deliver formal presentations to senior management and other
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working in other areas of the kitchen as assigned. Maintain inventories. Maintain cleanliness of facilities. Maintain kitchen sanitation program. Comply with standard food handling and sanitation procedures
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kitchen sanitation program. Comply with standard food handling and sanitation procedures. Adhere to department service standards and to all health, safety and University rules and regulations. Attend and
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products. Stock and maintain all supplies, food items, and utensils. Maintain cleanliness of facilities. Assist in kitchen sanitation program. Comply with standard food handling and sanitation procedures
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Certificate/Diploma program. Req Ability to communicate effectively in English both verbally and in writing. Preferred Qualifications: Pref 1 year; Combined education/experience as substitute for minimum
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patient accounting system. Requirements will include being well versed in insurance products, medical group risks, and all governmental programs and benefits structures. Must be knowledgeable
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Assistant Certificate/Diploma program Req Ability to communicate effectively in English both verbally and in writing. Preferred Qualifications: Pref 1 year; Combined education/experience as substitute
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established by a historic gift from USC Trustee Leonard D. Schaeffer. It will house two existing programs under one umbrella—the Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics and the Leonard D