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Happy Birthday, iPad 2! Now What About the iPad 3? - Patch.com

Happy Birthday, iPad 2! Now What About the iPad 3?
Patch.com
By Jeffrey J. Rose Apple CEO Steve Jobs appears at Apple's special media event to introduce the second generation iPad at Moscone Center in San Francisco on March 2, 2011 in California. Apple chief executive Jobs emerged from medical leave to unveil a .

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Lsuhsc's Gee helping address international medical education leadership void - EurekAlert (press release)

Lsuhsc's Gee helping address international medical education leadership void
EurekAlert (press release)
New Orleans, LA EUR Dr. Rebekah Gee, Assistant Professor at LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans Schools of Public Health and Medicine, is the lead author of an article published in the January 28, 2012 issue of The Lancet regarding the initial effort .

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20000 medical jobs for Saudi women: Ministry - Saudi Gazette

20000 medical jobs for Saudi women: Ministry
Saudi Gazette
By Naeem Tamim Al-Hakim JEDDAH EUR The Ministry of Civil Service has rejected accusations that it has been slow in finding jobs for Saudi women. There are 20000 vacant nursing and other medical jobs available for Saudi females, said Abdul Aziz Al-Khunain .

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GUEST OPINION: Plan to unify community college system is about job equity - Fall River Herald News

GUEST OPINION: Plan to unify community college system is about job equity
Fall River Herald News
Many of these openings are for EURœmiddle skillsEUR jobs that require more than a high school diploma but not necessarily a four-year degree: jobs in medical device manufacturing or lab technicians or solar installers, for example.

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Vatterott College To Add Medical Assistant Occupational Specialist Program at . - PR Web (press release)

Vatterott College To Add Medical Assistant Occupational Specialist Program at .
PR Web (press release)
Seven out of eight new jobs are expected to be in the health care and social assistance sector. EURœOur Medical Assistant Occupational Specialist Program was created with these considerations in mind,EUR said Jeremy Mather, campus director of Vatterott .

Certified Medical Assistant ( CMA ) - Concord Monitor

Certified Medical Assistant ( CMA )
Concord Monitor
The practice uses electronic medical records (EMR), so the ideal candidate must be very comfortable with computers and able to learn quickly. Job responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, assigning patients to rooms, verifying and updating .

Medical Assistants: Best Profession - Set Piece Analysts

Medical Assistants: Best Profession
Set Piece Analysts
The number of medical assistant jobs is expected to grow at a faster-than-average rate in order to meet the excessive demand of healthcare facilities. The medical assistants is considered to be among the fastest growing profession along with surgical .

REMC gets $320000 USDA loan - Fort Wayne Journal Gazette (blog)

REMC gets $320000 USDA loan
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette (blog)
31, 2012 EUR Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced that loans and grants will be provided to applicants in ten states to support businesses, improve the quality of medical care, and create or save hundreds of jobs. Funding is provided through .

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HC stay on recruiting private nursing candidates in GHs - Times of India

HC stay on recruiting private nursing candidates in GHs
Times of India
CHENNAI: Another policy decision of the Tamil Nadu government has been put on hold by the Madras high court when a government order permitting private nursing candidates to be considered for appointment in government medical institutions was stayed by .

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Report: Failed drug tests leave jobs open - Middletown Journal

Report: Failed drug tests leave jobs open
Middletown Journal
Staff photo by Greg Lynch Shawna Walker, a radiology technician and medical assistant at Liberty Urgent Care, demonstrates a 10-panel drug screen Thursday. According to a state report released Jan. 17, employers are having a problem finding enough .

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