Barista | London
Blank StreetCandidates should possess experience in the customer service or hospitality industry and demonstrate availability to meet the needs of the cafes.
- Salary not specified
- Full Time
- Entry Level & New Grad
Candidates should possess experience in the customer service or hospitality industry and demonstrate availability to meet the needs of the cafes.
Candidates should possess experience in the customer service or hospitality industry and demonstrate availability to meet the needs of the cafes.
Candidates should possess a 4-year Bachelor's degree (BA/BS), Auto OR Workers Compensation Claims experience, and preferred IME sales experience. Strong business development mindset, presentation skills, proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint, and excellent communication skills are also required.
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree (BA/BS), Auto OR Workers Compensation Claims experience (preferred), and experience in IME sales (a plus).
Candidates must possess a current, unrestricted New Mexico Medical License and be Board Certified in Endocrinology, along with a WPATH GEI Certification for Care of Transgender Adolescents. Direct experience prescribing and treating gender dysphoria patients is required.
Candidates must be a licensed psychologist in Kentucky with an active BCAB certification for ABA and an unrestricted medical license. Active practice and current licensure are required, along with a demonstrated ability to assess the medical necessity of treatment requests and appeals.
Candidates must be Board Certified in Pathology and hold an active medical license. They are required to have experience conducting detailed reviews of medical records pertaining to pathology to address client inquiries using appropriate criteria and guidelines, and to ensure that determinations are clear, concise, and supported by sufficient documentation. Maintaining active licensure and certifications is also a requirement, as is engagement in mandatory training and orientation sessions.
Candidates must be licensed to practice medicine and possess the ability to conduct objective examinations. Prior experience in medical disability evaluations is preferred, although not strictly required.
Candidates must be board-certified in Internal Medicine and possess available, independent exam space. Prior experience with Medical Disability Exams and familiarity with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are highly desirable.
Candidates must have available, independent exam space and an interest in supporting the Government Services division.
Candidates must have the ability to conduct objective examinations and a strong understanding of the VA process for determining veteran benefits.
Candidates should have available, independent exam space and be interested in supporting Dane Street’s Government Services division, which performs Medical Disability Exams for Veterans of the United States Military. They must focus solely on objective evaluations and not treat or diagnose patients, and they should be comfortable creating schedules based on their availability.
Candidates should possess a medical degree and be board-certified in Internal Medicine, with a strong interest in supporting the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and performing Medical Disability Exams. Prior experience in examination panels or related medical fields is preferred, and the ability to maintain objectivity during evaluations is essential.
Candidates should have available, independent exam space and be interested in supporting Dane Street’s Government Services division, which performs Medical Disability Exams for Veterans of the United States Military. They should focus solely on objective evaluations and not treat or diagnose patients, and be comfortable creating schedules based on their availability.
Candidates should have available, independent exam space and be interested in supporting Dane Street’s Government Services division, which performs Medical Disability Exams for Veterans of the United States Military. They should focus solely on objective evaluations and not treat or diagnose patients, and be comfortable creating schedules based on their availability.