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seeking a Health Care Case Manager for the Morris East Local Office located in Morris Plains, NJ for the Child Health Program within the School of Nursing. The Health Care Case Manager (HCCM) functions
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professionally at meetings, to write effective memos and emails. High level of proficiency with computers and systems relevant to HR and office work. Ability to research and learn new technology independently
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personnel to ensure that the mission and objectives of the facility's health program are realized. Maintains the standards of nursing practice/care and actualizes the philosophy, goals and objectives
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are the following: Provides leadership, vision, administration, and direct supervision for a comprehensive Intramural Sports Program in support and alignment with the Recreation Department’s mission, vision, and
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commitment to education; candidates with a history of securing extramural research is preferred. Experience in program development, faculty mentorship, and collaboration with health system leadership
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advising. Equipment Utilized Knowledge and familiarity with various assistive and adaptive technologies. Strong computer skills and effective use of various software and hardware programs used in a multi
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Infrastructure (OIT). Among the key duties of this position are the following: Leads the team responsible for Rutgers High-Performance Computing (HPC) platforms and closely related infrastructure. Oversees day-to
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Management, facility management or similar Skills in planning and organizing, integrating information, making decisions, and attaining results. Excellent communication skills. Must be computer literate
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to function in a team environment is required. Basic word processing and computer skills are required. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and is preferred. Equipment Utilized Physical
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to improve the efficiency of the management and analysis of Core data. Develops guidance on best practices for use of Core data and computing resources Designs and leads training and research support for