Sentences with phrase «for ancillary staff»

Relief of and coverage for ancillary staff including OTC cashiers and Pharmacy Technicians.

• Drug and medical supplies • Salary and bonuses for ancillary staff • Salary and bonuses for non-owner veterinarians

Not exact matches

Advisors and their staff consistently underestimate the value of the ancillary services — time saving and peace of mind during tax season, in preparation for retirement, custom requests and questions — they may provide their clients.

The modern edifice has eight classrooms and other ancillary facilities such as a toilet, urinal, a staff room and an office for the headmistress.

«With smartphone cameras now everywhere, and a small, inexpensive attachment that helps the ancillary health - care staff to take a picture needed for an eye consultation, we should be able to lower the barrier to tele - ophthalmology,» he said.

Educate Together will conduct retrospective vetting for all special needs assistants, ancillary staff and volunteers (carrying out «relevant work» and who commenced their role pre April 2016).

As a result of multi-pronged changes, administrators, teachers, student support staff, and ancillary staff more effectively provide scaffolded academic and behavioral supports and interventions for all students, producing a reduction of unwanted behaviors and increased engagement.

Responsible for development of competencies and evaluation of 80 staff members inclusive of professional and ancillary staff on the maternal child health units including labor and delivery, mother - baby, and NICU.

Oversee staff development for nurse managers, ancillary / therapy staff, ED nurses, patient care techs, respiratory therapists, and physicians.

Functions as the central point of contact for the area Assistant Nurse Manager, staff, ancillary staff, ED Physicians and the Private Physicians...

While running Charge, responsible for supervising workflow and management of five interventional service procedure rooms by delegating and collaborating affectively with IS team and other ancillary staff

The relatively low number of Indigenous staff in some services, especially in large urban areas, adds to Indigenous insecurities in using mainstream services; (vi) Legacies of history and unpleasant previous experiences with mainstream services can reduce Indigenous use of facilities; (vii) Some mainstream services are delivered in ways that make Indigenous people feel uncomfortable, that is, services are not culturally appropriate or culturally secure; and (viii) There may be poor links between complementary services, for example between training institutions and employment facilities, or between primary health providers and hospitals or ancillary health services.

But a different kind of team: I elected to surround myself by other experts (so I never had to try to do their jobs): trusted and skilled mortgage brokers, appraisers, bank people, special lawyers, accountants, home inspectors, florists, house cleaners, lawn care people, babysitters, local school staff, dry cleaners, doctors, dentists, hospital special needs contacts, tile installers, paint, wallpaper people, hotel people (for relo care), any ancillary help that might be needed on demand.