Sentences with phrase «operational functions for»

Professional Experience CareConnections (San Francisco, CA) 2008 — Present Business Operations Manager • Manage all operational functions for a home health care placement agency, securing all placements for San Francisco, South Bay, East Bay, and Peninsula territories • Perform duties and responsibilities as at prior role, including the management of marketing, HR, administration, finance, legal, and service aspects of daily corporate operations

• Managing all operational functions for home health care placement agency; securing all placements for San Francisco, South Bay, East Bay and Peninsula territories.

Manage the overall administrative and operational functions for the office of the VP / CCO...

My background consists of extensive experience in overseeing administrative and operational functions for executive - level management teams and department directors.

My background consists of extensive experience performing a range of administrative and operational functions for executive - level management staff and department directors.

My background consists of excellent experience overseeing administrative and operational functions for senior attorneys.

My background consists of more than 10 years» experience overseeing administrative and operational functions for senior - level attorneys.

Under a distribution agreement, Baker & Taylor Publisher Services handles practical operational functions for printed books including warehousing, metadata dissemination, sales, order fulfillment, invoicing, collecting, and customer service.

MCAN is also hiring a newly created position, the director of finance and operations, which will manage financial, human resources, administration and operational functions for the organization.

Summary: * Developed and implemented processing tools that enhance daily and operational function for the I / T community and the end users.

Not exact matches

Ms. Balkanli joined Glouston Capital Partners in 2017 and is responsible for supporting the administrative, operational and reporting functions.

Over her ten - year tenure, she was responsible for all management & accounting functions, as well as design and implementation of operational systems and control procedures.

«combine Headquarters policy and normative support functions currently performed by Departments of the Secretariat with those for the country level operational and technical support characteristic of Funds and Programmes.»

This type of operational function which characterises the packaging systems projected by ACMI, represents an advantage for all those customers such as the Coca - Cola group, who need to reduce to a minimum or better still eliminate the requirement of any operator intervention thus favor a highly automated system which guarantees a high level of line efficiency.

The Mothers» Milk Bank of Louisiana at Ochsner Baptist now functions as a fully operational, not - for - profit human milk bank, meaning shipments no longer have to be sent to Austin for processing and distribution.

Unit overheads were estimated through the same finance departments for all settings and covered management and administrative costs, operational costs (including heating and lighting, training, building maintenance), indirect overheads (including personnel and finance functions), and capital costs based on the new build and land requirements of NHS facilities, accounting for unit occupancy rates.

The flexibility language will allow for a range of operational measures and will improve functions such as procurement, real estate, and information technology.»

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She will be responsible for a variety of operational functions at JCVI including finance and sponsored projects.

In other words, state - level Title I funds should be allowed to pay for technical assistance teams that provide fiscal support, which includes but is not limited to evaluating key operational functions, such as budgets, staffing, and administration.

Most recently, Stephanie served as managing director of finance and operations for the ROADS Schools Network, where she supervised all core financial and operational functions of the organization and led cross-functional teams in the design and delivery of first - class school support services.

The principal is also the manager of the school, responsible for the legal, fiscal, and operational functions that provide an infrastructure for learning.

Working closely with the central team, school business managers and school leaders, the successful candidate will assume overall responsibility for the operational function of the Trust, including premises, risk and compliance, health and safety and ICT.

For example, the district's central office manages things such as delivering an effective curriculum to schools and handling operational and logistical functions so that principals can focus on what's most important — teaching and learning.

What SBAC and PARCC are labeling the first full operational testing year, spring 2015, will be in fact be used for the same function that has traditionally been called «field testing,» with final or official standards - setting or cut scores based on 2015 data.

Electronic gradebooks and their inherent operational functions have convinced many educators that subjectivity is a four - letter word, but as Ken O'Connor (2006) reminds us, grading is inherently subjective since it involves so many unavoidable choices made by teachers and that the subjectivity of grading is nothing teachers should apologize for.

Footnote 1Information on this page was compiled from a variety of sources including New York Police Department (March 2005 - March 2008), Operational Commands Performing Enforcement Functions; The United Federation of Teachers; Mayor's Management Reports (2005 - 2008); Insideschools.org; New York Civil Liberties Union (March 2007), Criminalizing the Classroom: The Over-Policing of New York City Schools; Annenberg Institute for School Reform, New York Civil Liberties Union and Make the Road New York (July 2009), Criminalizing the Classroom: Alternatives to the Over-Policing of Schools; and original research by the New York Civil Liberties Union.

The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration (OASA) provides leadership for management of Secretarial programs and performs operational functions to support the Department in:

The right screen is dedicated to multimedia and navigation displays while the left handles the more operational functions, my favorite of which is a color schematic for engine, tire and brake temperatures — a geek's wonderland!

The uPublishU Author Hub at BEA is being established as an operational, fully functioning home base for entrepreneurial authors at the heart of BookExpo America.

Ms. Lewingdon is responsible for all operational, client services, compliance and administrative functions at IMA.

Lawndale's President, Andrew Shapiro, attended the meeting and met with PFIN's board to discuss Lawndale's many concerns, including but not limited to, excessive executive compensation, the need for greater independent composition and functioning of PFIN's board and oversight of management's unsuccessful acquisition strategy and operational execution.

Lynn Carmony, account clerk in the Purchasing Center, who was recognized in the category of Operational Excellence for going above and beyond her job responsibilities to ensure that the Center continued to be fully functioning for customers in spite of staffing challenges;

- to provide refuge for homeless animals and animals in need and coordinate their placement in permanent and safe home environments; - to provide education through publications, seminars, and discussions to the general public on animal health and welfare, behavior and care including the benefits of spaying and neutering; - to provide information and referrals to affordable and low cost medical care including spay & neuter clinics and other animal medical and care facilities; - to provide information on training, behavior modification and general handling instruction along with referrals to vetted and certified professionals in these areas; - to liaise and network with other animal rescue organizations as part of a mutual effort to aid animals in distress; - to solicit donations and funding from government agencies, corporations, private foundations, public charities, individuals and the general public at large to finance the medical, housing and other incidental costs of homeless animals while in the custody of the organization; - to organize and participate in fundraisers to benefit furtherance of the overall main purpose and goals of the organization; - to have the normal functions, operations, programs and pursuits incidental to a fully recognized and operational nonprofit animal rescue organization.

Many elements of Hippo Manager can be customized at the practice level (great for multi-locations that might perform different operational functions at the different locations) as well as at the user level so each job description to get to areas of the software that suit their day - to - day duties, faster.

Last December's meeting in Durban, South Africa, took further steps to make the Copenhagen and Cancun agreements operational for the period up to 2020, writing guidelines for the new transparency regime, outlining the structure and functions of a new Green Climate Fund, and taking steps to set up a new Technology Center and Network.

Emissions from shipping are a function of: the demand for transportation work, the efficiency of ships, operational conditions at sea, fuel used, and more.

The Center for Operations and Finance is principally involved with the operational and financial aspects of the Association, including staff led - functions.

Role Head of Risk Management Location Malaysia Job Description — Malaysia Responsibilities This role is responsible for the overall Risk Management functions and manage the credit, market, liquidity and operational...

Accountability for National Grid's Operational Excellence programmes across the function (Risk and Compl...

He credits the team for tightening management of external legal spend, lifting operational excellence and aligning and integrating the function with the business: «Mark and his team are playing a crucial role in the evolution of Rolls - Royce as it moves on from such challenges, and looks to drive culture change and business simplification.

This, coupled with the SRA's commitment to continuously improve their operational performance, created a need for a modern and efficient reprographics and mail function to deliver a high - quality service to their employees.

In this role he works closely with the Firm's CEO and is a member of the BLG's Executive Management Committee and Partnership Board, responsible for leading and directing all operational functions and delivering on the Firm's strategy across all areas.

To avoid double - counting, the cost calculated in this section is only for the ongoing, operational functions of a privacy official (e.g., clarifying procedures for staff) that are in addition to items discussed in other sections of this impact analysis.

As well as improvements in processes, Dr Körtgen has spent time developing the individual talent of the legal officers within the team: «Creating excellence within the team has been a focus of mine by selecting the best person for a certain task; since demand is changing this leads to constant re-building of the legal and contracts function, and we have to be aligned with legal colleagues all over the globe and operational colleagues in Germany on an ongoing basis».

Bob Chambers is responsible for the operational functions at CSA Travel Protection, including customer service, claims, training and facilities.

Significant accomplishments include: recognizing and recovering $ 1M in overcharges, saving $ 3M in operational expenses with additional projected $ 4M in physician compensation for a medical group, creating a fully functioning managed - care plan for a different medical group, and spearheading a...

As an Assistant Store Manager - Operations, you will be responsible for operational functions in the store, including freight flow, front end, cash office,...

As an analytical tax accountant with extensive experience performing tax preparation and service functions for a range of clients while driving top - notch accuracy and operational efficiency, I am well positioned to exceed your expectations in this role.

Responsible for providing outstanding Branded customer service and performing operational duties that drive sales through product knowledge, merchandising, register functions, store cleanliness, and other related duties.