Provide high-quality patient care and assist in surgical and non-surgical management of head and neck, maxillofacial, facial plastic, and reconstructive surgical conditions.
Responsibilities
Assist in diagnosing and managing patients with head and neck, maxillofacial, facial plastic and reconstructive surgical conditions.
Conduct patients' assessments, including history-taking, physical examinations and ordering diagnostic tests.
Assist in emergency cases involving maxillofacial trauma and provide appropriate initial management.
Educate patients and their families on treatment plans, surgical procedures, and post-surgical care.
Scrub in and assist in various surgical procedures within the head and neck region, ensuring adherence to sterile techniques.
Requirements
Primary Medical Degree, MBBS or equivalent
Nice to have: Experience in General, OMFS, Plastic, or Reconstructive surgery
Nice to have: Experience with minor and major surgical procedures
Nice to have: Postgraduate training in relevant medical/surgical specialties
Nice to have: Professional membership such as MRCS
Assists with the completion of technical project tasks, in the field, laboratory, or office, including data and information collection, processing, and documentation, as well as quality control.
Supports the assessment of cultural values and resources and potential impacts to these from proposed projects, to inform strategies that aim to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse effects on cultural values, resources, and the people and communities who hold them significant.
Communicates effectively with team members and supervisors, soliciting and valuing their input to meet client requirements and project goals diligently.
Follows directions, safety and quality protocols, and other established procedures to complete tasks successfully and with accountability.
Follows applicable federal, Tribal, state, local, industry, contractual, and company regulations, standards, and specifications.
The Therapeutic Support Professional is responsible for the treatment, care, and supervision of intellectually disabled adults that exhibit challenging behaviors and/or complex medical issues.
Compensation
Salary: Starting at $18.50 / hour - depending on education / experience
Responsibilities
Actively participates in and contributes to the therapeutic milieu through the implementation, coordination, and support of behaviorally-based interventions.
Ensures the clients safety and well-being: actively supervisees individuals in accordance with their needs, level of supervision as stipulated in the ISP, treatment goals, program policies and procedures.
Provides assistance, instructions and guidance toward client independence in such areas as dressing, washing, feeding, personal hygiene, tooth brushing, toileting, social interactions, effective/appropriate communications techniques, etc.
Provides community engagement opportunities for residents that include but not limited to leisure or recreational activities, communication activities, spiritual activities, cultural activities, vocational pursuits, volunteerism, educational and training activities, development of living and life skills (i.e. banking, shopping, cooking, cleaning and budgeting), health and wellness promotion, and teaching safety and community awareness.
Participates as a member of the program’s interdisciplinary treatment team, contributes information regarding client progress in relation to the individual’s general well-being; identifies treatment goals and strategies (including individualized protocols), his or her role and functioning within the program milieu, special needs, community and family interactions, and other pertinent information.
The Utility Person is responsible for the cleanliness of all kitchen areas not assigned to other employees when working as a custodian. Cleans all pots, pans, kettles, and other miscellaneous tools used in food preparation when assigned to pots areas.
Compensation
Salary: Starting at $15 / hour
Responsibilities
Keeps the food service area clean and sanitized according to Board of Health regulations.
Washes all kitchen wares, pans, utensil and returns to proper location.
Operates dishwasher and ware washers and keeps them cleaned and descaled routinely.
Daily removes trash and cardboard from the building throughout the shift.
Keeps kitchen area swept, clean, safe, and organized.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Anthropology, Archaeology, or a related field
Nice to have: Completion of an accredited Field School
Nice to have: Experience with a range of field methodologies; including survey, testing, excavation, and heavy equipment or ground disturbing activity monitoring
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