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The RN – Outpatient Infusion role at Providence involves delivering patient-focused nursing care in an outpatient infusion setting, requiring specialized training and licensure. The position emphasizes whole-person care, professional development, and a supportive work environment within a comprehensive healthcare network. Candidates must have a nursing degree, current RN licensure, and relevant certifications, with experience preferred in nursing specialties.

The Lead Medication Assistant supervises resident assistants to ensure quality care and medication administration for elderly residents within a long-term care facility. Responsibilities include hands-on personal care, administering medications as delegated, documenting resident conditions, and assisting with resident admission and staff orientation. The role requires CNA certification and completion of state-approved medication aide training, emphasizing care in a Christian not-for-profit environment.

The Lead Medication Assistant supervises resident assistants to ensure quality care and medication administration for elderly residents within a long-term care facility. Responsibilities include hands-on personal care, administering medications as delegated, documenting resident conditions, and assisting with resident admission and staff orientation. The role requires CNA certification and completion of state-approved medication aide training, emphasizing care in a Christian not-for-profit environment.

The Lead Medication Assistant supervises resident assistants to ensure quality care and medication administration for elderly residents within a long-term care facility. Responsibilities include hands-on personal care, administering medications as delegated, documenting resident conditions, and assisting with resident admission and staff orientation. The role requires CNA certification and completion of state-approved medication aide training, emphasizing care in a Christian not-for-profit environment.

The Lead Medication Assistant supervises resident assistants to ensure quality care and medication administration for elderly residents within a long-term care facility. Responsibilities include hands-on personal care, administering medications as delegated, documenting resident conditions, and assisting with resident admission and staff orientation. The role requires CNA certification and completion of state-approved medication aide training, emphasizing care in a Christian not-for-profit environment.

The Lead Medication Assistant supervises resident assistants to ensure quality care and medication administration for elderly residents within a long-term care facility. Responsibilities include hands-on personal care, administering medications as delegated, documenting resident conditions, and assisting with resident admission and staff orientation. The role requires CNA certification and completion of state-approved medication aide training, emphasizing care in a Christian not-for-profit environment.

The Operations Manager at Target's Regional Distribution Center in Topeka, KS leads teams to optimize distribution processes ensuring timely product delivery. The role emphasizes safety, leadership, problem-solving, and fostering a positive work environment while managing performance and budget goals. Candidates should have leadership skills, strong communication abilities, and the flexibility to work across all areas of the distribution center.

The Maintenance Technician 2 performs installation, maintenance, and repair of automated material handling equipment in a supply chain facility, ensuring high equipment availability and safety compliance. The role involves troubleshooting electrical and mechanical components, conducting preventive and predictive maintenance, and collaborating with engineers and contractors. This position supports supply chain operations by maintaining conveyor systems, robotics, and other automated machinery to optimize material flow and productivity.

The Mammography Technologist performs specialized radiological procedures focused on breast disease diagnosis and treatment in outpatient settings, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient care. This role requires compliance with regulatory quality control standards, including the Mammography Quality Standards Act and FDA mandates. Candidates must have completed accredited radiologic technology programs and obtain relevant certifications within set timeframes, with experience preferred but new graduates encouraged to apply.

The Lead Medication Assistant supervises resident assistants to ensure quality care and medication administration for elderly residents within a long-term care facility. Responsibilities include hands-on personal care, administering medications as delegated, documenting resident conditions, and assisting with resident admission and staff orientation. The role requires CNA certification and completion of state-approved medication aide training, emphasizing care in a Christian not-for-profit environment.