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Part-time Physical Therapy Jobs - Associated Content Posted: Reliable healthcare staffing companies based can help physical therapy professionals secure part-time physical therapy jobs in convenient facilities across the United States. Excellent part-time job opportunities exist Physical Therapy Part-time Jobs - Flexible Career Option Part-time physical therapy jobs offer a great deal of flexibility. Job-seekers should possess a master's degree in physical therapy from a reputable organization. A state-issued license is a must for this responsible and excellent career option. Part-time physical therapists usually set their own hours. They have to help patients of all age groups experiencing mobility difficulties due to medical problems, injuries, illnesses or any other health-related conditions. Their core responsibilities include: • Diagnosis and scheduling of appropriate treatment procedures Attractive Take-Home Pay and Other Benefits Professionals seeking a part-time career in physical therapy can find placement in facilities such as multi-specialty hospitals, rehab centers, home healthcare agencies, acute care facilities, government agencies, educational institutions, long-term healthcare centers, nursing clinics, and so on. They benefit from attractive take-home pay, as well as the following insurance plans and benefits: • Health care insurance How to Apply for Part-time Physical Therapy Jobs This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
Berner wants job back, will run for mayor of Avon Lake - Morning Journal Posted: Berner LORAIN — Former Avon Lake Mayor Rob Berner wants his old job back. Berner announced his candidacy for the November election yesterday. "I chose to run again mainly because my career path brings me back to Avon Lake. I have the leadership skills and knowledge to be a respected leader for the city of Avon Lake," Berner said. After his time as mayor, Berner served as safety service director in Port Clinton from February 2008 to December 2009. Currently, Berner is the executive director of the Lorain County Rural Wastewater District. Berner said if he is elected mayor, he will leave his position at the wastewater district. If elected, he said, he will first focus on efficiency in the local government. "One of the things you have to understand in public administration is public entities don't have the money they used to have," Berner said. "They have to do things more efficiently. We have to get people better trained and doing more things." While Berner was mayor, Avon Lake saw an influx of business. He said if elected he would return to focusing on economic development. "I would do the same things as I did in the past," he said. "I would basically be the economic developer for the city." Berner LORAIN — Former Avon Lake Mayor Rob Berner wants his old job back. Berner announced his candidacy for the November election yesterday. "I chose to run again mainly because my career path brings me back to Avon Lake. I have the leadership skills and knowledge to be a respected leader for the city of Avon Lake," Berner said. After his time as mayor, Berner served as safety service director in Port Clinton from February 2008 to December 2009. Currently, Berner is the executive director of the Lorain County Rural Wastewater District. Berner said if he is elected mayor, he will leave his position at the wastewater district. If elected, he said, he will first focus on efficiency in the local government. "One of the things you have to understand in public administration is public entities don't have the money they used to have," Berner said. "They have to do things more efficiently. We have to get people better trained and doing more things." While Berner was mayor, Avon Lake saw an influx of business. He said if elected he would return to focusing on economic development. "I would do the same things as I did in the past," he said. "I would basically be the economic developer for the city." This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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