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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.

A Psychiatrist providing outpatient mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults, specializing in depressive, anxiety, attention, and addiction disorders. The role emphasizes clinical autonomy, schedule flexibility, and minimizing administrative tasks through integrated support services and proprietary telepsychiatry technology. The practice focuses on accessible, high-quality psychiatric care with comprehensive benefits and competitive compensation in a remote telehealth environment.

A private practice near downtown Atlanta is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible gastroenterologist for a locum or permanent position. The role offers a Monday to Friday schedule with no weekends, no hospital call, and focuses on office-based procedures such as colonoscopies and endoscopies. This opportunity is ideal for physicians seeking work/life balance or nearing retirement.

A Psychiatrist providing outpatient mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults, specializing in depressive, anxiety, attention, and addiction disorders. The role emphasizes clinical autonomy, schedule flexibility, and minimizing administrative tasks through integrated support services and proprietary telepsychiatry technology. The practice focuses on accessible, high-quality psychiatric care with comprehensive benefits and competitive compensation in a remote telehealth 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.