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Adult Educator/Suffolk County Community Corrections CenterAdCare Criminal Justice Servic(Boston, Massachusetts)
AdCare Criminal Justice Services, Inc Adult Educator ref #104A: Suffolk County Community Corrections Center in Boston. Responsible for the scheduling and implementation of the general education program including GED training and testing, as well as ESL education. Must possess strong problem solving skills and able to adapt to a challenging environment. Knowledge of s.a.addiction and experience wor...
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Posted Wed 28th October
Registered Nurse Nursing Supervisor - RNPeople Care, Inc.(Long Island, New York)
REGISTERED NURSES NURSING SUPERVISOR - RN Suffolk County, NY Excellent growth opportunity. Rapidly expanding Licensed Home Care Agency seeks experienced RN to: * Conduct Patient Assessments * Supervise Home Health Aides in the field Position requires some on-call responsibility as well as inservice teaching as needed. Excellent opportunity to work in a fast paced diversified setting. Please rush y...
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Posted Fri 6th November
Special Education TeachersHampshire Educatiohnal Collabo(Boston, Massachusetts)
Department : Special Education Title : SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER Suffolk County House of Correction, Boston MA FLSA Status: Exempt Reports to : Educational Coordinator Salary: Scale Purpose: Coordinate comprehensive individualized educational programs for students with disabilities. Essential Functions: · Develop and implement curriculum, instruction and assessment. · Supervise paraprofessionals’ d...
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Posted Fri 6th November

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