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The Ambulatory Program Assistant Coordinator assists specialty clinic RN Care Coordinators (RNCC) with additional and unique needs of the patient population. Ambulatory Program Assistant
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The UVA Earn While You Learn Trainee Program provides structured coursework and paid on-the-job-training as a full-time, benefitted employee. EMTs are responsible for performing emergency medical
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The Clinical Program Coordinator is responsible for oversight of clinical program performance, compliance and reporting. The Clinical Program Coordinator serves as a clinical resource within the
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Weekend Program • Full time – • Friday, Saturday, Sunday OR Saturday, Sunday, Monday • 12-hour shifts /36 hours per week / 52 weeks per year / 1872 hours per year The Weekend Program offers a
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University of Virginia Library and Academic Preservation Trust (APTrust) seeks applicants for a Lead Developer. APTrust is a distributed digital preservation repository serving several universities
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Program Onboarding and Professional Development Staffing Model Standardization and Benchmarking Nurse Visit Optimization CCM and TCM Optimization and Standardization …and many more exciting opportunities to
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program required. Bachelor of Science in Nursing required within 5 years of hire. Experience: 1 year of relevant experience. Licensure: Licensed to Practice as a Registered Nurse in the Commonwealth
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Weekend Program RN • Part time – Nights • Friday, Saturday or Saturday, Sunday • 12-hour shifts /24 hours per week / 52 weeks per year / 1248 hours per year The Weekend Program offers a weekend only
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The Weekend Program offers a weekend only shift schedule with enhanced compensation. The Weekend Program is a 12 month commitment to work 48 scheduled weekends in a 12 month period beginning with
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Education: Graduate of an accredited nursing program required. Bachelor of Science in Nursing required within 5 years of hire. Experience: 1 year of relevant experience. Licensure: Licensed to Practice as a