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• Serves as a Fitness Facility Manager directing and supervising diverse functions required to operate a fitness facility.
• Assists in the development of budgetary and manpower requirements and recommends adjustments due to changes in program demands or hours of operation.
• Continually assesses facility requirements and develops plans and specifications for projects to augment or replace fitness and sports facilities.
• Oversees the inventory of property; fitness equipment condition; tracks maintenance and repair or replacement as appropriate.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Starting at $45,000 Per Year (NF 3)

The incumbent performs the following duties:

• Directs the work of others to provide timely service for patient testing. Plans work schedule of subordinates to insure blood drawing and sterile urine collection coverage on all nursing units, outpatient clinics, central accessioning and processing allowing for unexpected changes in workload considering shortages in staff and emergency situations which demand that strict deadlines are met.
• Coordinates with area supervisors and the Chief of Phlebotomy, in handling day-to-day problems and solutions to unusual problems. Communicates with patients, doctors, head nurses, and other nursing staff on a daily basis to provide pickup service to the nursing units. Contacts nursing and laboratory personnel when mutual problems arise regarding the quality or promptness of specimen collection. Investigates complaints received regarding the collection and/or delivery of specimens.
• Provides input on annual evaluations of members of the team which is reviewed by the supervisor and Chief of Phlebotomy. Recommends awards, step increases, reprimands, separations, or recognitions for outstanding performance of team members. Counsels and makes recommendation for personnel actions. Accounts for the attendance and floor assignments during duty hours in order to ensure prompt and efficient services within the Clinical Center and the Outpatient Clinics.
• Performs complex accessioning routines required by the update of the laboratory information system (LIS) to match tests requested to number and type of specimen tubes received in order to properly account for all orders on the patient. The sophistication of the LIS requires additional clerical work in obtaining the proper labels for tests and in maintaining the paper transmittal sheets for easy retrieval.
• Enters orders into the Clinical Research Information system (CRIS) for outpatients according to the complex research protocols requirements. This requires clerical duties to match handwritten orders to the patient visit and entry of the appropriate request in the CRIS.
• Trains members of the Phlebotomy Service in the accessioning and processing functions as well as higher grade Medical Technologists from other Services within the Department of Laboratory Medicine to accession and process specimens for evening, night, and weekend coverage. Instructs users to access the Clinical Research Information system (CRIS) and to enter test results and order comments into the computer.
• Instructs phlebotomists regarding specimen acceptability based on sufficient volume of specimen for the test(s) requested, proper container, transport media, and other conditions. If the specimen is not sufficient, incumbent contacts the requesting physician to see if there are any particular preferences for certain tests over others; incumbent makes sure the preferred tests are performed first.

Starting at $61,933 Per Year (GS 8)

If selected for this position, your duties may include, but are not limited to:

• Recommending and implementing NIAID long-term strategic priorities worldwide, working collaboratively with NIAID Division staff, OGR staff, NIAID leadership, and the in-country representative(s), if applicable.
• Analyze advances and trends in global science and apply findings to the strategic planning process for complex biomedical research programs and initiatives.
• Recommend management improvements and implementation strategies to facilitate the effective achievement of identified OGR or NIAID goals, including identifying opportunities for world-wide resources-sharing, as appropriate.
• Serve as a NIAID global health expert and as a conduit between NIAID and research programs and opportunities worldwide by identifying and addressing cross-functional scientific and administrative matters that have a direct and significant impact on research planning and the effectiveness of NIAID operations abroad.
• Assist in the development of bi-lateral and multi-lateral agreements for biomedical research programs.
• Investigate and gather information to provide the NIAID OD and Divisions with a geographically-based analysis of NIAID's international activities.
• Provide advice on the development of international policies, collaborative procedures, and appropriate mechanisms for joint efforts.
• Counsel other NIAID senior staff on key scientific, programmatic, regulatory, and financial developments that directly impact the scientific programs and all management and business operations of the Office of Global Research.
• Collaborate with NIAID researchers or scientists to evaluate new opportunities for supporting research and other appropriate international collaborations.
• Foster bi-lateral and multi-lateral relationships through the development of cooperative research and public health relationships with international scientists and officials from various regions.

Starting at $139,395 Per Year (GS 14)

• The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to:
• Assists Veterinary Medical Officers with inspection and testing of livestock, poultry, and other avian species on ranches, farms, auctions, markets, etc., to detect animal diseases and parasites.
• Makes arrangements with livestock owners and independently draws blood samples from animals.
• Supervises the livestock owner's cleaning and disinfection of vehicles and premises which may be contaminated by disease organisms.
• Investigates reports of communicable diseases of livestock.
• Provides program information regarding preventive measures to nearby livestock owners.
• Supervises livestock owner's disposition of diseased animals.
• Prepares certificates granting approval of movements of disease-free, infected, or exposed livestock.

Starting at $44,117 Per Year (GS 6-8)

• The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity.
• The duties may include, but are not limited to:
• Assists Veterinary Medical Officers with inspection and testing of livestock, poultry, and other avian species on ranches, farms, auctions, markets, etc., to detect animal diseases and parasites.
• Supervises the livestock owner's cleaning and disinfection of vehicles and premises which may be contaminated by disease organisms.
• Investigates reports of communicable diseases of livestock.
• Provides program information regarding preventive measures to nearby livestock owners.
• Supervises livestock owner's disposition of diseased animals.
• Prepares certificates granting approval of movements of disease-free, infected, or exposed livestock.

Starting at $39,576 Per Year (GS 5)

As a GS-13, Safety and Occupational Health Manager your duties will include but are not limited to the following:

• Overseeing the Environment of Care accreditation program and ensuring continuous survey readiness, for which the Clinical Center has received high marks from the Joint Commission: the hospital ranks among the best surveyed.
• Establishing and maintaining necessary compliance mechanisms, training, inspections, hospital policy alignment, documentation, and activities, in conjunction with the NIH CC Office of Patient Safety and Clinical Quality.
• Supporting facility specific management and department managers on safety, emergency management issues as well as the
  institution compliance with federal, state, and local standards and The Joint Commission Standards.
• Managing and serving as the Chair of the Hospital Environmental Safety Committee, a subcommittee of the Medical Executive Committed (MEC) and keeps the MEC apprised of projects and performance data in areas including emergency management, fire
  safety and management of medical equipment, safety, security, utilities and hazardous materials and wastes.
• Serving as an advisor and lead of the NIH Life Safety Code Team, responsible for reviewing, planning, monitoring, and documenting compliance with all applicable regulations for fire/life safety.
• Coordinating and collaborating with various NIH and other officials regarding disaster preparedness and disaster response.
• Supporting clinical care and clinical research at the NIH, serving the patients and their caregivers, collaborating with health care providers, ensuring compliance with federal and state laws and the standards of accrediting organizations for the Clinical Center and innovating best practices in hospital safety management.

If you are selected at the GS-12 level, you will essentially perform the same duties at the full performance level described above, however, duties will be less complex, and will be performed under closer supervision, with more detailed guidance.

Starting at $99,200 Per Year (GS 12-13)

• You will manage the safety program database as the command administrator, utilizing skill to manage safety data and trending.
• You will review Safety Management System objectives to identify and correct deficiencies in established programs.
• You will inspect workplaces, processes, products, or other systems for compliance with established safety and occupational health policies.
• You will provide command level reports and documents to leadership in order to facilitate discussion and action to improve the safety program.

Starting at $108,245 Per Year (GS 12)

About UsIts an exciting time for public health in Oxfordshire with the councils vision of becoming a greener, fairer and healthier county aligning with public health priorities, including a shift towards focussing on more preventative approaches and aiming to close the health inequalities gap between different communities. To deliver this vision, we are looking for a dynamic public health professional to take up an exciting role in our public health team as an Advanced Health Improvement Practitioner (fixed term contract for 12 months) specialising in data and health intelligence.This role will lead on a defined portfolio of work contributing to our programmes to improve health outcomes for Oxfordshire residents. About the RoleWe are keen to appoint a candidate with the experience and expertise necessary to lead on the data and intelligence input into key programmes of work, and could appoint the right candidate directly to the Grade 12 position. As a Specialist or Advanced Health Improvement Practitioner with a specific portfolio for data and health intelligence,you will be responsible for analysing, evaluating, and interpreting data from a range of sources, to inform the development of public health programmes, statutory reports and publications.You will have a key role in developing the Oxfordshires Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), the Oxfordshire Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2025 (PNA), the Director of Public Health Annual Report and other needs assessments led by other service areas.You will develop data reports on Oxfordshires communities and support the implementation of interactive Community Insight Profile dashboard.Working with your team, you will compile indicator data packs to inform partnership programmes of work, for example for Oxfordshires Health and Wellbeing Strategy.You will also provide oversight of surveillance and data analyses produced by the Health Intelligence Analyst and Apprentice.The role will require a comprehensive understanding of health data and data sources to be able to provide health intelligence advice to other members of the Public Health team, wider colleagues within the Council, and partner agencies (NHS, district councils, voluntary section organisations). The role will also require you to lead on in-depth analytical projects to support others within the Public Health team. You will be responsive to ad-hoc requests such as supporting the response to relevant Freedom of Information requests. About youAre you passionate about improving health outcomes for the people of Oxfordshire?We have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and committed individual to take up a role in our dynamic Public Health team. The successful candidate will be able to apply a range of statistical techniques for theanalysis of data, using Microsoft Office and other software packages required for dataanalysis and presentation.You will also be able to compile statistical reports and communicate findings to a range of audiences. The post holder will work strategically with system partners to ensure the populations health needs are identified and met.Applicants should demonstrate the ability to work with professionals from a variety of directorates and organisations.Using your knowledge of public health datasets, you will be able to provide balanced advice and guidance to seniordecision makers in a political setting. In addition, you will be responsible for line managing one Health IntelligenceAnalyst and a Health and Care Intelligence Apprentice (to be appointed), overseeing their work and guiding their personal development. If you have at least three years experience working in a public health related field, can demonstrate the key capabilities and would like to develop your public health knowledge and experience, this could be the ideal opportunity for you.We are looking for an enthusiastic and proactiveindividual with excellent organisational and communication skills, with the ability to work under pressure. Experience of working with NHS organisations, GPs and the voluntary sector would be an advantage. The successful candidate will have: specialised knowledge developed across a range of programmes. a clear grounding in public health principles a sound understanding of Local Government and partnership working the ability to interpret data and present information the ability to deliver targets and deadlines Experience of working with NHS commissioners, GPs and the voluntary sector is desirable. The council has strategic priorities of tackling inequalities, prioritising health & well-being, climate change and access to nature & green spaces which all align closely with the public health agenda. Rewards and benefits Culture of flexible working Technology to support agile working where role permits 30days holiday p.a. plus bank holidays Employee Assistance Programme including access to health and wellbeing support Membership of the Local Government contributory pension scheme, with an employers contribution of up to 19.9% Enhanced family friendly policies Local and national discounts for shopping and travel Great learning and development opportunities to support your ongoing development. 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• The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to:
• Inspects premises in and bordering the quarantine zone, and investigates additions to or losses of livestock from such herds.
• Makes periodic inspections of vacated premises to detect bad fences, cattle tracks, or other evidence of illegal use of the premises.
• Rides horseback and checks all fences in and bordering the quarantine zone to ascertain that they are adequate to prevent intermingling of livestock and consequent exposure to fever tick carriers.
• Collects physical information which may involve sign-cutting and tracking techniques, and uses this information to detect and apprehend strayed or smuggled Mexican livestock.
• Assists with inspection and testing of livestock, poultry, and other avian species on ranches, farms, auctions, markets, etc., to detect animal diseases and parasites.
• Makes arrangements with owners and independently draws blood samples from animals and poultry, conducts necessary serologic tests, tags, brands, appraises reactor animals, and reports findings.
• Oversees the cleaning and disinfection of vehicles and premises that are contaminated by disease organisms or as a precautionary measure.

Starting at $39,576 Per Year (GS 5)

Role: HSE Advisor
Scope: WTG Installation
Location: Remote - Frequent Trips Offshore
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 12-Month + Likely Extensions
Working Pattern: Monday-Friday + Weekend work required
Rates: £600 Daily Rate Inside IR35 via Umbrella
Clearance: BPSS (DBS, Financial Probity, Employment History) + Proof of Right to Work in the UK

This role will focus on supporting our client's Offshore Wind Farm Projects, ensuring that the project is delivered safely and efficiently.

The HSE Advisor is responsible for driving the implementation of the HSE management system and practices to ensure HSE standards and requirements are achieved throughout the construction project.

Responsibilities:

• Responsible for supporting and assisting the client's delivery team in the delivery of our client's Offshore Wind Farm with main focus on the Offshore WTG Installation, Onshore Converter Stations and Onshore Infrastructure, to achieve compliance with project goals, company standards, statutory responsibilities associated HSE and related works management.
• Provide the project manager with any reports or statistics required
• Report directly to the project manager and HSE Manager
• Review of contractor RAMS and other relevant documentation so as to ensure compliance, with the CDM Regulations, Client duties
• Supporting the development of local procedures and/or standards for HSE aspects related to work processes or asset.
• Prepare internal or review contractor's formal reports, i.e. SEARS /Accident Investigation, High Potential/Near Hits, Internal audit reports and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, 6 monthly and yearly HSE reports. Lead incident investigation where required. Formally communicate learnings from incident investigations.
• Active monitoring of site health and safety and work with other client disciplines and contractors to implement improvements
• Active monitoring of contractor's monthly safety observations and assist in trend analysis with the contractors
• Develop HSE drills with the contractors and assist in the implementation of any improvements arising from the drill
• Support and actively encourage a positive culture throughout the site and project

Requirements:

• NEBOSH / IOSH or Degree Level in Health & Safety
• Offshore Wind Experience, specifically WTG Installation
• Full GWOs (5-Modules)
• Offshore Medical & Chester Step

Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

• The duties described are for the full-performance level.
• Gather information from the various individuals and organizations that owned or handled the animals prior to their being identified as a reactors.
• Trace the movement of the animals back to the herd of origin.
• Review data to determine program effectiveness, to identify problem areas, and to detect trends or developments.
• Standardize the program, initiate measures to reach established program goals, and monitor all activities in support of the animal identification program.
• Explain to affected parties the requirements of the animal identification program and enlist their voluntary compliance through a better understanding of the program requirements.
• Observes/monitors contract or fee basis personnel to assure that they are performing work as agreed to in the contract or fee basis agreements.
• Periodically reviews inventory of supplies and equipment used in the animal identification programs to ensure sufficient inventory for effective program operation.

Starting at $59,966 Per Year (GS 9)

Registered Mental Health Nurse - £22-32p/h DOE

Are you an experienced, compassionate Registered Mental Health Nurse with 6 months experience in the UK, and looking for a new opportunity to make people's lives more meaningful? If so, this opportunity is for you.

You'll earn a competitive hourly salary along with additional benefits alongside having a flexible working schedule to suit your lifestyle. We can offer ad hoc or block booked shifts with our clients covering weekdays, nights and weekends.

Your Benefits:

* Fantastic rates of pay, paid weekly
* Day and Night shifts available
* Free DBS check
* Free uniform
* Block bookings
* Refer a friend scheme
* 100% flexible working hours to fit around your lifestyle and commitments.
* In-house training, including PMVA, MAPA, ILS, BLS, Buccal & Oral health training

The Ideal Candidate will have:

* At least six months' experience in nursing in the UK
* A nurse qualification (RMN/RGN) with a valid NMC pin number.
* A passion for helping others
* Enhanced DBS

If you have the above experience, please contact us asap on 07884 841 494 to register your details, or send us your CV to leah.stoddart@search.co.uk If you meet the relevant criteria, you will be invited to attend an interview.

Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age.

• Write and edit programs (R, SAS, SQL, or Python) to query relational database, organize and analyze data from IMPACII or other relational database.
• Share programming code (R, SAS, SQL or Python), document steps of analysis and collaborate with team to ensure transparent and reproducible results.
• Investigate and provide collaborative feedback to team and leadership in understanding and editing programs (R, SAS, SQL or Python) for data anomalies, data integrity, nuances and other unexpected patterns in the data.
• Apply statistical techniques, models and tests to gain insight into the data and inform direction of subsequent analysis and explanation of significance of differences observed in the data.
• Write narrative explanations and interpretations of data findings, results and create summaries of the data as part of larger comprehensive analysis.
• Utilize scientific research methodologies and approaches to develop testable hypotheses to answer questions pertaining to scientific portfolio analyses for program staff and leadership.

Starting at $139,395 Per Year (GS 14)

Mental Health and Wellbeing Coach

Reporting to: Team Leader

Broad purpose of the post -

We are looking for someone with passion and drive to join our Bespoke Repatriation service team, enabling patients to thrive and work towards an independent future. This role will support delivery of a 24/7 support service in partnership with Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (ABUHB).

The service will support patients to transition from secure hospital residential settings into a supported community setting. The service will also aid the transition from CAMHS into Community Mental Health Teams.

Eventually, the service will aid the individual to then transition into independence within the community. As a psychologically informed service, delivery will be underpinned by the application of evidenced based practice, with a focus on using the principles of Structured Clinical Management (SCM).

The service will be supported by the Intensive Case Management team at ABUHB to develop support plans which are underpinned by the principles of Structured Clinical Management (SCM). SCM is an evidenced based approach that enables generalist mental health practitioners to work effectively with complex mental health difficulties. It is a goal focused, supportive approach with case management and advocacy support. There is an emphasis on problem solving and effective crisis planning.

• This role will cover Caerphilly, Newport, Abergavenny and Caldicot

• 37.5 hours per week on a shift basis, covering Monday-Sunday

• £28,214.17 per annum

• Temporary until August 2026

For more information regarding this role, please visit - www.unitedwelsh.com/current-vacancies

Please note that this role requires working in Blaenau Gwent, South Wales and subject to a conditional offer you must be able to provide proof of entitlement to work within the UK.

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

• Contributes to a range of staff functions involving planning, policy development, and analysis necessary for key policy and program decisions by the division leadership.
• Develops reports and other staff documents on policies, programs, plans, research accomplishments, and other activities.
• Maintains awareness of scientific and legislative developments and issues having implications for current and planned health, social science, and/or bioethics research and research training programs.
• Consults with a wide range of individuals who are involved in scientific research to identify major issues, roadblocks, and potential actions necessary for policy development and interpretation.

Starting at $99,200 Per Year (GS 12-13)