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Job Order # Job Title Employer Location Job Order # Job Title Employer Location 961274 Company Drivers: CDL A Flatbed Truck Drivers for Regional, OTR WTI Transport, Inc Argyle, FL Runs - Home WEEKENDS!!! 27393366 Customer Service - Full Time Advance America, Cash Advance Baker, FL Centers, Inc. 27224664 Full TIme Customer Service Rep Advance America, Cash Advance Baker, FL Centers, Inc. 26513415 CDL-A Truck Driver Trainees & Recent Truck School Grads CRST Atlanta Expedited Baker, FL 18560340 Student Title: Free Class A CDL Training with Guaranteed Job CRST EXPEDITED Baker, FL Placement! 5880349 Certified Nursing Assistant Gulf Coast Health Care, LLC Baker, FL 7223631 Charge Nurse-LPN Gulf Coast Health Care, LLC Baker, FL 6504380 Staff Nurses (RNs/LPNs) Gulf Coast Health Care, LLC Baker, FL 10092097 Registered Pharmacy Technician Health Smart Pharmacy, Inc. Baker, FL 22660991 Store Associate Part Time The Kroger Co. Baker, FL 305782800 Store Associate Part Time Tom Thumb Baker, FL 961278 Company Drivers: CDL A Flatbed Truck Drivers for Regional, OTR WTI Transport, Inc Baker, FL Runs - Home WEEKENDS!!! 289213990 Family Medicine Physician Adams Staffing Crestview, FL 289213988 Internal Medicine Physician Adams Staffing Crestview, FL 289214038 Orthoapedic Surgeon Adams Staffing Crestview, FL 289213859 Pulmonary Critical Care physician Adams Staffing Crestview, FL 1ec7c21297 Installation Coordinator ADT Security Services, Inc. Crestview, FL 3766682 Residential Sales Representative ADT Security Services, Inc. Crestview, FL 8450105 Residential Service Technician IV ADT Security Services, Inc. Crestview, FL 2755484 Small Business Sales Representative ADT Security Services, Inc. Crestview, FL 33547 Customer Service - Full Time Advance America, Cash Advance Crestview, FL Centers, Inc. 33139 Part Time Customer Service Rep Advance America, Cash Advance Crestview, FL Centers, Inc. 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GREAT ALLEN TURNER CHEVROLET Crestview, FL PWYT6 SCHEDULE, ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY 11973847 Assistant Manager Applebee's LP LLC Crestview, FL 11973703 Host/Hostess Applebee's LP LLC Crestview, FL 11973769 Line Cook Applebee's LP LLC Crestview, FL 11973848 Manager Applebee's LP LLC Crestview, FL 11973704 Server Applebee's LP LLC Crestview, FL 42956 Cashier - L-3 Crestview Aerospace ARAMARK Corporation Crestview, FL 42941 Cashier L-3 Crestview Aerospace ARAMARK Corporation Crestview, FL J3F81V64F0MKFB 12B Combat Engineer - Construction and Engineering Specialist Army National Guard Crestview, FL XTSD1 J3J04D6XT0FF617 91B Light-Wheel Vehicle Mechanic Army National Guard Crestview, FL BSHR 68391011 Medical Assistant / Sacred Heart Medical Group / FT Days Ascension Health Crestview, FL 68475490 Medical Assistant / Sacred Heart Medicial Group Crestview / FT Day Ascension Health Crestview, FL 68390869 Medical Office Secretary / SHMG Crestview / FT Days Ascension Health Crestview, FL 68390895 Medical Office Secretary / SHMG Crestview / PRN Day Ascension Health Crestview, FL 68390848 Medical Office Secretary / SHMG Crestview / PRN Days Ascension Health Crestview, FL 68390767 Office Nurse / SHMG Crestview / FT Days Ascension Health Crestview, FL 68390882 Office Nurse / SHMG Crestview / PRN Days Ascension Health Crestview, FL 10059953 Sales Consultant Ashley Furniture Home Store Crestview, FL a4a6fccbd0 Associate Dentist - DDS / DMD (General Dental Practice) Aspen Dental Crestview, FL 5b6a499b72 General Dentist - DDS / DMD (General Dental Practice) Aspen Dental Crestview, FL 65320653 Bucket Operator - With Class A or B CDL Asplundh Tree Expert Company Crestview, FL Job Order # Job Title Employer Location 7032065 Customer Care Representative Asurion Corporation Crestview, FL JHQ8DD6YVFZFG Customer Care Representative - $600 sign on bonus!!! Asurion Corporation Crestview, FL D6H8DQ 7355331 Service Advisor Asurion Corporation Crestview, FL 10102598 Customer Service Representatives Asurion Services LLC Crestview, FL 8441521 Retail Sales Consultant Crestview FL (Crestview) AT&T, Inc. Crestview, FL 61529140 Teller - Parttime (20 Hours) - Train at Crestview Walmart Instore - Bank of America Corporation Crestview, FL Crestview, FL - Northwest, FL 15009479 Seasonal Store Associate/Stocker - 0571 Big Lots Stores, Inc. Crestview, FL 15001607 Store Associate/Stocker - 571 Big Lots Stores, Inc. Crestview, FL 10107582 Intake Screener / Health Information Services Specialist - Crestview BRIDGEWAY CENTER, INC. Crestview, FL 10107671 Military Family Employment Advocate- PT CareerSource Okaloosa Walton CRESTVIEW, FL 24323280 Delivery Driver/Customer Service Delivery Team Member CARQUEST Corporation Crestview, FL 24322302 Parts Pro CARQUEST Corporation Crestview, FL J3H49T76L7LVB91 Licensed Practical Nurse CCS - Correct Care Solutions Crestview, FL 5BVW 53869815 LPN CCS - Correct Care Solutions Crestview, FL 60857083 Physician- Part-Time CCS - Correct Care Solutions Crestview, FL 53869826 Registered Nurse CCS - Correct Care Solutions Crestview, FL 10099699 Assistant Store Manager, Crestview Cefco Convenience Store Crestview, FL 10099700 Customer Service Representative, Crestview Cefco Convenience Store Crestview, FL 2721 Assistant Director-Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 5675 Before and Afterschool/Camp Teacher-Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 2725 Bus Driver-Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 2724 Cook-Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 8322 Educational Coordinator - Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 2720 Preschool Teacher-Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 3069 School Director-Crestview, FL Childcare Network Crestview, FL 2723 VPK Assistant Teacher-Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 2722 VPK Lead Teacher-Crestview Childcare Network Crestview, FL 158540718 Nurse Practitioner Christopher MD and Associates Crestview, FL 1646745 Physician - Pulmonary Disease CHSPSC, LLC. Crestview, FL 1651129 Physician - Urology CHSPSC, LLC. Crestview, FL 1687384 Director Practice Management (FT) CHSPSC,LLC Crestview, FL 10094095 Mechanic 1 CITY OF CRESTVIEW CRESTVIEW, FL JS0655C98E7 RED HAT LINUX SYSTEM ENGINEER CLF Staffing Crestview, FL JS1D07E7B77 TECHNICAL WRITER - Senior Professional CLF Staffing Crestview, FL 65237839 *Cardiovascular Lab Technician - Cath Lab (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 66705199 *Director Practice Management (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 26319175 *In-Patient/Out-Patient Coder - Health Information Management (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 25308788 *Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 25528373 *Registered Nurse - Cath Lab (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 64332969 *Registered Nurse - ICU (FT 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 64332957 *Registered Nurse - Medical/Surgical (FT 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 64160578 *Registered Nurse - Step Down (FT 6pm - 6am) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 26357967 Aide HH Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 25846660 Case Manager RN - Case Management (PRN) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 62431011 Central Scheduler - Admitting (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 67624134 Certified Medical Assistant - NOPG General Surgery (PT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL Job Order # Job Title Employer Location 26319218 Certified Medical Assistant - NOPG OB/GYN (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 66760770 Certified Nurse Assistant - Medical/Surgical (PRN 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 61338827 Certified Nurse Assistant - Nursing Admin (FT 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 67376508 Certified Nurse Assistant - Nursing Admin PRN 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 26187708 Certified Nurse Assistant - Step Down (FT 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 67147446 Certified Nurse Assistant - Step Down (FT 6pm - 6am) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 26739518 Charge Nurse RN - Medical/Surgical (FT 6pm - 6am) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 64984560 Chief Financial Officer (CFO) - North Okaloosa Medical Center, Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL Crestview, FL 67512967 Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) - North Okaloosa Medical Center Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL (Crestview, FL.) 25846658 Cook - Food Services (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 25087448 Food Service Worker I - Food Services (PRN) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 25372977 Food Service Worker II - Food Services (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 60742104 LPN HH Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 64718662 Medical Technologist II - Laboratory (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 67513184 Medical Technologist II - Laboratory (PRN) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 26739609 Patient Assistant I - Medical/Surgical (FT 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 65237875 Patient Assistant I - Step Down (FT 6am - 6pm) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 67376592 Patient Sitter - Nursing Admin (PRN) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 61571731 Pharmacist - Pharmacy (PRN) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 26064704 Phlebotomist II - Laboratory (PRN) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 26434637 Receptionist - Wound Care Center (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc. Crestview, FL 59408419 Registered Nurse - Cardiovascular Lab (FT) Community Health Systems, Inc.
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