Counter assistant jobs in Arkansas

Job Description Do you have the magic touch to bring smiles to families while earning top-tier pay with a paid shift differential? Join Right at Home, where we celebrate our caregivers and their life-changing impact every single day! Why Join Us? Right at Home is constantly on the lookout for reliable, compassionate caregivers ready to enhance lives. We're seeking an experienced caregiver to serve our wonderful clients in Little Rock and North Little Rock. Recognized as the Best of Home Care - Employer of Choice for 4 years, we invite you to be part of our award-winning team and experience the fantastic work environment we pride ourselves on! Perks That Make a Difference: * Competitive Weekly and On-Demand Pay * Flexible Scheduling to Fit Your Life * Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, etc. * PAID TIME OFF to Relax and Recharge * Caregiver Recognition & Rewards Program * Ongoing, Paid Training to Keep You at the Top of Your Game Your Role: As a Caregiver with Right at Home, you'll provide personal care and companionship to help our clients with daily living activities, including: * Light Housekeeping * Ambulation/Transfers * Personal Hygiene * Accompanying Clients on Errands or Medical Appointments * Clearly Communicating Vital Information about Clients' Care * Performing Other Duties as Directed to Support Clients' Independence What We're Looking For: * High School Diploma or G.E.D. Certificate * Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) or Personal Care Assistant (PCA) Certification * Effective Communication Skills and Attention to Detail * A Caring and Compassionate Personality with a Desire to Serve * Proficiency in Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Understanding English * Ability to Work in Homes with Pets (Dogs and Cats) Join us and experience the rewarding joy of making a real difference in people's lives every day. Apply now and become part of our compassionate family! Background Check: A background check will be conducted on all employees and, where appropriate, may consist of prior employment verification, professional reference checks, education confirmation, credit checks, driving record, criminal record, child and adult abuse registries, child and adult protective services, and state licensing bureaus. Background checks will occur during pre-employment as part of the hiring process and may occur on a regular basis annually. Right at Home reserves the right to also conduct background checks at other times during your employment. Providers licensed with the Arkansas Department of Health must maintain evidence of criminal history records checks completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees. Providers are also subject to DHS certification requirements for registry records checks and reporting. Each service provider shall maintain on file, subject to inspection by the Arkansas Crime Information Center, the Identification Bureau of the Department of Arkansas State Police, or the licensing or certifying agency evidence that criminal history records checks have been completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees of the service provider. A federal criminal history check must also be completed if the applicant or employee has not continuously lived in the State of Arkansas for the past five years. The agency will be responsible for verification of this information. Examples of evidence that can be used to verify the above may include, but is not limited to, employment records, payroll check stubs, tax records, rent/house payment records, utility bills, school records, etc. A service provider shall inform employees that continued employment is contingent on the satisfactory results of criminal history records checks and shall conduct periodic criminal history records checks on all employees no less than one (1) time every five (5) years. If the licensing or certifying agency determines that an applicant or employee is disqualified from employment based on the criminal history of the applicant or employee, the service provider shall deny employment to the applicant or shall terminate the employment of the employee. If the licensing or certifying agency issues a determination that an applicant or employee is not disqualified from employment or if there is no criminal history on an applicant or employee, the service provider may employ the applicant or continue the employment of the employee. Completed applications for criminal history records checks and fingerprints are submitted by the agency to the Arkansas State Police and Federal Bureau of Investigation (if applicable). Right at Home will pay for these background checks as long as it clears, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the background check (at any time), the employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or if employee does not give a proper 2-week notice at end of employment, the employee will be responsible for the fee. The fee will be deducted from employee's final paycheck or debited from account on record. We do adhere to the federal and state Department of Labor standards; a final paycheck will not fall below minimum wage. Drug Free Workplace: It is the belief of Right at Home that drug-free workplace programs help improve workplace safety and the health of employees. These programs also play an important role in fostering safer and drug-free families, schools, and communities across the U.S. As such, any use, possession, transfer, or sale of illegal drugs by employees while on Company and/or client premises, while performing work for or on behalf of the Company, and/or any off-the job use, activities, or convictions relating to such illegal drug use or activity is strictly prohibited. Off-the-job illegal drug use or activities adversely affects the Company in many ways, including but not limited to unsatisfactory job performance and/or attendance; risking the safety of the employee, fellow employees and/or the Company's clients; and/or risking damage to Company business or Company/client property. This policy does not prohibit the use of legally prescribed medication and over-the-counter drugs where the employee is following substances obtained legally and are used in accordance with the related prescription and/or directions. The employee is allowed to continue work under such condition that the employee's job performance is not significantly and/or detrimentally affected by the legally obtained drug AND the employee does not pose a threat to his/her own safety or health or that of other employees or clients. In such cases where a danger exists or the employee's job performance is affected as described, the employee may be required to comply with appropriate action as determined by the Company. Right at Home is committed to operating and maintaining a drug-free workplace. Some of our client facilities require pre-employment and/or random drug testing. We will require our employees to comply with all facility policies and procedures, as well as state and federal laws regarding drug testing. Right at Home reserves the right to randomly drug test employees. Any employee who is found to be in violation will be subject to disciplinary action up to or including termination. When Right at Home requests a random drug test, an employee has 4 hours to report to the office or testing facility (whichever Right at Home chooses) for test. We reserve the right to test any employee for the use of illegal drugs or alcohol. Such a test may be conducted through urinalysis, blood tests, or other tests to determine the presence of illegal substances as noted above. Such a test may be conducted under the following circumstances: Pre-employment drug test as a condition of an offer of employment Drug and alcohol test after an accident where an employee has been involved in a work-related accident that requires medical attention or results in property damage to the employer or client Drug and alcohol test where a manager has a reasonable suspicion (through observation of physical symptoms, erratic behavior, or report of policy violation) that an employee is impaired while on the job Drug testing randomly as part of the Company's ongoing efforts to ensure a drug-free workplace In compliance with client facilities policies and procedures For pre-employment and random testing, the employee is expected to submit to a test as requested by the Company. Where an accident has occurred or upon reasonable suspicion, the employee may be driven to a certified lab, at the Company's expense, for the test. Results of drug and alcohol tests will be kept confidential and will not be released, except as required by law or to the employee upon request. Only those with a need to know the information for reasons connected with their employment will have access to the test results. Employee's positive test result showing the usage of drugs or alcohol or being under the influence will be given the opportunity to explain the positive test result. Any applicant with a positive test result can have their offer of employment rescinded. Employees with a positive test result will be subject to discipline up to and including termination. Applicants or employees who refuse to submit to a requested drug or alcohol test, tamper with a test result or refuse to cooperate with investigations of policy violations, will be subjected to corrective action including rescinding of the offer of employment or immediate termination. Right at Home will pay for this drug test as long as the employee passes the test, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the drug test (at any time), employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or employee does not give proper 2-week notice, the employee will be responsible for testing fee.

Job Description Do you have the magic touch to bring smiles to families while earning top-tier pay with a paid shift differential? Join Right at Home, where we celebrate our caregivers and their life-changing impact every single day! Why Join Us? Right at Home is constantly on the lookout for reliable, compassionate caregivers ready to enhance lives. We're seeking an experienced caregiver to serve our wonderful clients in Little Rock and North Little Rock. Recognized as the Best of Home Care - Employer of Choice for 4 years, we invite you to be part of our award-winning team and experience the fantastic work environment we pride ourselves on! Perks That Make a Difference: * Competitive Weekly and On-Demand Pay * Flexible Scheduling to Fit Your Life * Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, etc. * PAID TIME OFF to Relax and Recharge * Caregiver Recognition & Rewards Program * Ongoing, Paid Training to Keep You at the Top of Your Game Your Role: As a Caregiver with Right at Home, you'll provide personal care and companionship to help our clients with daily living activities, including: * Light Housekeeping * Ambulation/Transfers * Personal Hygiene * Accompanying Clients on Errands or Medical Appointments * Clearly Communicating Vital Information about Clients' Care * Performing Other Duties as Directed to Support Clients' Independence What We're Looking For: * High School Diploma or G.E.D. Certificate * Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) or Personal Care Assistant (PCA) Certification * Effective Communication Skills and Attention to Detail * A Caring and Compassionate Personality with a Desire to Serve * Proficiency in Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Understanding English * Ability to Work in Homes with Pets (Dogs and Cats) Join us and experience the rewarding joy of making a real difference in people's lives every day. Apply now and become part of our compassionate family! Background Check: A background check will be conducted on all employees and, where appropriate, may consist of prior employment verification, professional reference checks, education confirmation, credit checks, driving record, criminal record, child and adult abuse registries, child and adult protective services, and state licensing bureaus. Background checks will occur during pre-employment as part of the hiring process and may occur on a regular basis annually. Right at Home reserves the right to also conduct background checks at other times during your employment. Providers licensed with the Arkansas Department of Health must maintain evidence of criminal history records checks completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees. Providers are also subject to DHS certification requirements for registry records checks and reporting. Each service provider shall maintain on file, subject to inspection by the Arkansas Crime Information Center, the Identification Bureau of the Department of Arkansas State Police, or the licensing or certifying agency evidence that criminal history records checks have been completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees of the service provider. A federal criminal history check must also be completed if the applicant or employee has not continuously lived in the State of Arkansas for the past five years. The agency will be responsible for verification of this information. Examples of evidence that can be used to verify the above may include, but is not limited to, employment records, payroll check stubs, tax records, rent/house payment records, utility bills, school records, etc. A service provider shall inform employees that continued employment is contingent on the satisfactory results of criminal history records checks and shall conduct periodic criminal history records checks on all employees no less than one (1) time every five (5) years. If the licensing or certifying agency determines that an applicant or employee is disqualified from employment based on the criminal history of the applicant or employee, the service provider shall deny employment to the applicant or shall terminate the employment of the employee. If the licensing or certifying agency issues a determination that an applicant or employee is not disqualified from employment or if there is no criminal history on an applicant or employee, the service provider may employ the applicant or continue the employment of the employee. Completed applications for criminal history records checks and fingerprints are submitted by the agency to the Arkansas State Police and Federal Bureau of Investigation (if applicable). Right at Home will pay for these background checks as long as it clears, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the background check (at any time), the employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or if employee does not give a proper 2-week notice at end of employment, the employee will be responsible for the fee. The fee will be deducted from employee's final paycheck or debited from account on record. We do adhere to the federal and state Department of Labor standards; a final paycheck will not fall below minimum wage. Drug Free Workplace: It is the belief of Right at Home that drug-free workplace programs help improve workplace safety and the health of employees. These programs also play an important role in fostering safer and drug-free families, schools, and communities across the U.S. As such, any use, possession, transfer, or sale of illegal drugs by employees while on Company and/or client premises, while performing work for or on behalf of the Company, and/or any off-the job use, activities, or convictions relating to such illegal drug use or activity is strictly prohibited. Off-the-job illegal drug use or activities adversely affects the Company in many ways, including but not limited to unsatisfactory job performance and/or attendance; risking the safety of the employee, fellow employees and/or the Company's clients; and/or risking damage to Company business or Company/client property. This policy does not prohibit the use of legally prescribed medication and over-the-counter drugs where the employee is following substances obtained legally and are used in accordance with the related prescription and/or directions. The employee is allowed to continue work under such condition that the employee's job performance is not significantly and/or detrimentally affected by the legally obtained drug AND the employee does not pose a threat to his/her own safety or health or that of other employees or clients. In such cases where a danger exists or the employee's job performance is affected as described, the employee may be required to comply with appropriate action as determined by the Company. Right at Home is committed to operating and maintaining a drug-free workplace. Some of our client facilities require pre-employment and/or random drug testing. We will require our employees to comply with all facility policies and procedures, as well as state and federal laws regarding drug testing. Right at Home reserves the right to randomly drug test employees. Any employee who is found to be in violation will be subject to disciplinary action up to or including termination. When Right at Home requests a random drug test, an employee has 4 hours to report to the office or testing facility (whichever Right at Home chooses) for test. We reserve the right to test any employee for the use of illegal drugs or alcohol. Such a test may be conducted through urinalysis, blood tests, or other tests to determine the presence of illegal substances as noted above. Such a test may be conducted under the following circumstances: Pre-employment drug test as a condition of an offer of employment Drug and alcohol test after an accident where an employee has been involved in a work-related accident that requires medical attention or results in property damage to the employer or client Drug and alcohol test where a manager has a reasonable suspicion (through observation of physical symptoms, erratic behavior, or report of policy violation) that an employee is impaired while on the job Drug testing randomly as part of the Company's ongoing efforts to ensure a drug-free workplace In compliance with client facilities policies and procedures For pre-employment and random testing, the employee is expected to submit to a test as requested by the Company. Where an accident has occurred or upon reasonable suspicion, the employee may be driven to a certified lab, at the Company's expense, for the test. Results of drug and alcohol tests will be kept confidential and will not be released, except as required by law or to the employee upon request. Only those with a need to know the information for reasons connected with their employment will have access to the test results. Employee's positive test result showing the usage of drugs or alcohol or being under the influence will be given the opportunity to explain the positive test result. Any applicant with a positive test result can have their offer of employment rescinded. Employees with a positive test result will be subject to discipline up to and including termination. Applicants or employees who refuse to submit to a requested drug or alcohol test, tamper with a test result or refuse to cooperate with investigations of policy violations, will be subjected to corrective action including rescinding of the offer of employment or immediate termination. Right at Home will pay for this drug test as long as the employee passes the test, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the drug test (at any time), employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or employee does not give proper 2-week notice, the employee will be responsible for testing fee.

Job DescriptionDo you have a calling to #BeEssential in a vulnerable person's life and AMAZING leadership skills? We have an opportunity for you, are you ready? Right at Home Metro Little Rock is looking for an EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER to make a difference in the lives of seniors, head our dynamic care team providing clinical expertise and assistance to our clients in Little Rock. The ideal candidate is reliable, caring, compassionate has more than 3 years of experience as a caregiver and exceptional leadership skills. You MUST have a PCA or CNA with experience. These positions will require working in homes with dogs and cats. Essential Functions: • Contribute his/her knowledge and experience to the team., • Efficiently coordinate workflows., • Review clinical skills with CNAs by providing mentoring on essential CNA Job duties., • Oversee care team shift schedule, willing to work on client's home when necessary., • Communicate and interacts effectively with clients, families, peers and supervisors., • Provide 1 on 1 care with your client in the comfort of their home., • Assist with ADLs & IADLs such as personal hygiene., • Must be at least 18 years of age with a High School Diploma or GED, • Pass a background check & drug test., • Reliable transportation, • Excellent organizational & time management, • Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) License, • Personal Care Assistant (PCA) Certificate, • CPR & First Aid Certifications, • On Demand and Weekly-Pay, • Caregiver Recognition & Rewards Program, • Named Employer of Choice by Home Care Pulse, • Named Provider of Choice by Home Care Pulse, • Winner of Right at Home's National Client Satisfaction Award, • PAID-Training and Development, • Medical Benefits, • Paid Time Off, • Use of company vehicle or weekly gas stipendCLICK ON APPLY! Submit your application and will contact you to start the process and join our team! Background Check: A background check will be conducted on all employees and, where appropriate, may consist of prior employment verification, professional reference checks, education confirmation, credit checks, driving record, criminal record, child and adult abuse registries, child and adult protective services, and state licensing bureaus. Background checks will occur during pre-employment as part of the hiring process and may occur on a regular basis annually. Right at Home reserves the right to also conduct background checks at other times during your employment. Providers licensed with the Arkansas Department of Health must maintain evidence of criminal history records checks completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees. Providers are also subject to DHS certification requirements for registry records checks and reporting. Each service provider shall maintain on file, subject to inspection by the Arkansas Crime Information Center, the Identification Bureau of the Department of Arkansas State Police, or the licensing or certifying agency evidence that criminal history records checks have been completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees of the service provider. A federal criminal history check must also be completed if the applicant or employee has not continuously lived in the State of Arkansas for the past five years. The agency will be responsible for verification of this information. Examples of evidence that can be used to verify the above may include, but is not limited to, employment records, payroll check stubs, tax records, rent/house payment records, utility bills, school records, etc. A service provider shall inform employees that continued employment is contingent on the satisfactory results of criminal history records checks and shall conduct periodic criminal history records checks on all employees no less than one (1) time every five (5) years. If the licensing or certifying agency determines that an applicant or employee is disqualified from employment based on the criminal history of the applicant or employee, the service provider shall deny employment to the applicant or shall terminate the employment of the employee. If the licensing or certifying agency issues a determination that an applicant or employee is not disqualified from employment or if there is no criminal history on an applicant or employee, the service provider may employ the applicant or continue the employment of the employee. Completed applications for criminal history records checks and fingerprints are submitted by the agency to the Arkansas State Police and Federal Bureau of Investigation (if applicable). Right at Home will pay for these background checks as long as it clears, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the background check (at any time), the employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or if employee does not give a proper 2-week notice at end of employment, the employee will be responsible for the fee. The fee will be deducted from employee's final paycheck or debited from account on record. We do adhere to the federal and state Department of Labor standards; a final paycheck will not fall below minimum wage. Drug Free Workplace: It is the belief of Right at Home that drug-free workplace programs help improve workplace safety and the health of employees. These programs also play an important role in fostering safer and drug-free families, schools, and communities across the U.S. As such, any use, possession, transfer, or sale of illegal drugs by employees while on Company and/or client premises, while performing work for or on behalf of the Company, and/or any off-the job use, activities, or convictions relating to such illegal drug use or activity is strictly prohibited. Off-the-job illegal drug use or activities adversely affects the Company in many ways, including but not limited to unsatisfactory job performance and/or attendance; risking the safety of the employee, fellow employees and/or the Company's clients; and/or risking damage to Company business or Company/client property. This policy does not prohibit the use of legally prescribed medication and over-the-counter drugs where the employee is following substances obtained legally and are used in accordance with the related prescription and/or directions. The employee is allowed to continue work under such condition that the employee's job performance is not significantly and/or detrimentally affected by the legally obtained drug AND the employee does not pose a threat to his/her own safety or health or that of other employees or clients. In such cases where a danger exists or the employee's job performance is affected as described, the employee may be required to comply with appropriate action as determined by the Company. Right at Home is committed to operating and maintaining a drug-free workplace. Some of our client facilities require pre-employment and/or random drug testing. We will require our employees to comply with all facility policies and procedures, as well as state and federal laws regarding drug testing. Right at Home reserves the right to randomly drug test employees. Any employee who is found to be in violation will be subject to disciplinary action up to or including termination. When Right at Home requests a random drug test, an employee has 4 hours to report to the office or testing facility (whichever Right at Home chooses) for test. We reserve the right to test any employee for the use of illegal drugs or alcohol. Such a test may be conducted through urinalysis, blood tests, or other tests to determine the presence of illegal substances as noted above. Such a test may be conducted under the following circumstances: Pre-employment drug test as a condition of an offer of employment Drug and alcohol test after an accident where an employee has been involved in a work-related accident that requires medical attention or results in property damage to the employer or client Drug and alcohol test where a manager has a reasonable suspicion (through observation of physical symptoms, erratic behavior, or report of policy violation) that an employee is impaired while on the job Drug testing randomly as part of the Company's ongoing efforts to ensure a drug-free workplace In compliance with client facilities policies and procedures For pre-employment and random testing, the employee is expected to submit to a test as requested by the Company. Where an accident has occurred or upon reasonable suspicion, the employee may be driven to a certified lab, at the Company's expense, for the test. Results of drug and alcohol tests will be kept confidential and will not be released, except as required by law or to the employee upon request. Only those with a need to know the information for reasons connected with their employment will have access to the test results. Employee's positive test result showing the usage of drugs or alcohol or being under the influence will be given the opportunity to explain the positive test result. Any applicant with a positive test result can have their offer of employment rescinded. Employees with a positive test result will be subject to discipline up to and including termination. Applicants or employees who refuse to submit to a requested drug or alcohol test, tamper with a test result or refuse to cooperate with investigations of policy violations, will be subjected to corrective action including rescinding of the offer of employment or immediate termination. Right at Home will pay for this drug test as long as the employee passes the test, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the drug test (at any time), employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or employee does not give proper 2-week notice, the employee will be responsible for testing fee.

Job Description The Center Nurse is a licensed professional nurse certified with the Arkansas State Board of Nursing. The nurse will collaborate with the Center Director, primary care physicians, therapists and other personnel regarding medical needs of patients. Summary of essential job function • Adhere to all policies and procedures outlined in the Arkids Pediatric Day Centers’ Employee Handbook, Management Policies and Procedures and Medical Policies and Procedures Manuals, • Familiar with requirements set forth by regulatory agencies including but not limited to Division of Provider Services & Quality Assurance (DPSQA), Arkansas Minimum Licensing, Arkansas Department of Health, EQHealth (or current gatekeeper to Medicaid), etc., • Maintain organized and updated lists of scheduled and PRN medications for each patient receiving medications at the Center, • Obtain prescribing information from the parent/guardian, physician, or pharmacy, • Complete daily documentation of medications, including dosage, frequency, and route of medications given on the appropriate form, • Include a printout of all possible side effects for all medications, • Monitor patients for drug reactions, documenting appropriately, • Report any adverse reactions to a medication or medication error in administration to the Center Director, Program Administrator, parent/guardian, and primary care physician (PCP), • Notify parents/guardians when medications need to be refilled, • Ensure all medication, both prescription & over the counter, is double locked in the Center Nurse’s office when unsupervised, • Examine patients in need of medical attention and respond accordingly, making sound decisions based on facts and experience, • If necessary, contact the primary care physician for recommendations, • Document illness or injury requiring medical attention and follow-up with parent/guardian, and PCP if needed, and document follow-up action taken, • Obtain discharge information for patients who have been absent from the Center due to hospitalization, prior to the child returning to the Center, to ensure proper care is given, • Complete a comprehensive nursing intake and gather medical information on all new patients enrolling in the Center, including a signed parent/guardian permission form for any over the counter (OTC) medications, • Complete a comprehensive nursing evaluation, including the prescribed number of nursing units needed per day and the PCP signature, whenever billable nursing services are needed (e.g. tube feedings), • Develop a medication management plan for all patients with prescribed medication that may be administered at the Center, • Return any unused or out-of-date medications to the parents/guardians. If medication is not picked up by the parent/guardian, it will be disposed of according to recommendations of the US Food & Drug Administration. Two staff members should accompany the medication to any local drop offs & documentation of disposed medications will be kept at the Center., • Review patient immunization records prior to enrollment & track immunization records on an internal spreadsheet, highlight due dates, noting those potentially out of compliance. Document communication with parents/guardians on the nursing notes and on the Parent/Guardian Communication Form in the front of the immunization section in the patient chart a minimum of weekly. Email the Immunization Tracker to the Center Director a minimum of monthly to review., • Maintain documentation of Incident/Accident Reports: Immediately communicate with Center Director, or designee, via email or face-to-face when incidents occur and notification to parents/guardians occur. Communication of all incidents will, at a minimum, be reported to the Center Director, or designee, by the end of the day. Turn in all Incident Reports to the Center Director by the end of the day of the Incident for review. Review will be evidenced by initials and date of review., • Maintain patient emergency information and employee emergency information, updating a minimum of annually, • Maintain the Safety Data Sheet binder: update whenever new products are introduced into the Center, but at a minimum of quarterly, • Familiar with the following nursing duties: feeding tube (feeding, care and maintenance), catheters, breathing treatments, monitoring vital statistics (including diabetes sugar checks, insulin, blood draws, pulse ox), tracheostomy (suctioning and care), assisting ventilator-dependent patients, • Request any orders from the patients’ primary care physician, or specialist, as needed by the Center, • Advocate for referrals to outside specialists and other health personnel as needed, • Maintain an updated list of allergies for each patient at the Center, updating every time a new patient starts with allergies, but a minimum of monthly, indicating a revision date at the bottom of the form, • Complete monthly fire and tornado drills and quarterly earthquake, bomb threat and crisis prevention drills, documenting on the appropriate form, • Assist with New Employee Orientation, • Review all medical records received and distribute to appropriate personnel, interpreting clinical data to identify patient risks (actual and potential), • Complete nursing supply order by the 3rd week of the month when medical equipment/supplies need to be ordered and stock when delivered, • Maintain oxygen tank, • Complete monthly Center inspections, • Assist with weekly Center inspections, • Maintain first aid kits in all locations of the Center and check them monthly, initially the tag, • Maintain daily temperature checks on the refrigerator containing medications, • Work with the audiologist to complete and track required hearing screenings, • Ensure medical documentation is completed and in compliance with regulatory agencies and standards as established by the Center, • Ensure the nursing notes are completed on all tasks, follow-ups, conversations with parents/guardians, etc., • Maintain confidentiality of patients and staff, • Communicate with the Center Director on all nursing/medical needs, • Communicate with appropriate staff when children are being sent home and/or cannot return due to minimum licensing standards, • Promote continuity, consistency, and expediency of care to patients and families, • Serve as a resource for Center Staff in areas of primary health care, infection control, disease processes, and emergency procedures, • Perform staff in-services, as needed, when recommended by the Center Director, on topics related to nursing/health/safety, • Complete all nursing notes and billing by the end of the shift on the day the event/incident/service occurred, • Assist with covering lunch breaks for classroom staff or fill in for the Administrative Assistant, • May assist with CPR training for all staff, if certified as an instructor, • May assist with loading/unloading vans, • May perform light housekeeping duties, • Must be a graduate of an accredited school or vocational nursing, • Must be (currently) licensed in the state of Arkansas, • Experience and knowledge of children with special needs preferred, • Clear Criminal Record Check, Arkansas Child & Adult Maltreatment Regulatory Checks, FBI Regulatory Check, including National Sex Offender Registry, • Ability to communicate effectively with co-workers and supervisors, • Ability to work with children, • Ability to handle multiple tasks in a very busy environment, • Ability to carry out instructions, • Ability to clean efficiently and timely, • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs, • Ability to bend, stoop, stand, walk, pull, and reach for several hours per day

Job DescriptionDo you have available time to bring your magic touch to the families we serve while earning competitive pay with a paid shift differential? Right at Home is constantly looking for reliable, dependable & compassionate caregivers to improve the quality of lives of those who serve. We are searching for an experienced caregiver to serve clients in Little Rock and Maumelle (OVERNIGHTS) We have been recognized as Best of Home Care - Employer of choice for 3 years and we would love to invite you to experience our amazing work environment by yourself! We have AMAZING benefits: • Competitive Weekly and On-Demand Pay, • Flexible Scheduling, • Benefits; Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance etc., • PAID TIME OFF, • Caregiver Recognition & Rewards Program, • Light housekeeping, • Ambulation/Transfers, • Personal Hygiene, • Accompany client on errands or medical appointments., • Able to communicate crucial details regarding the client's care, in clear and simple terms., • High school graduate of G.E.D. certificate, • Certified Nursing Assistant, • Effective communication skills and attention to detail., • Caring and Compassionate personality with a desire to serve clients., • Read, write, speak, and understand English as needed for the job., • Ability to work in client homes with dogs and cats. Background Check: A background check will be conducted on all employees and, where appropriate, may consist of prior employment verification, professional reference checks, education confirmation, credit checks, driving record, criminal record, child and adult abuse registries, child and adult protective services, and state licensing bureaus. Background checks will occur during pre-employment as part of the hiring process and may occur on a regular basis annually. Right at Home reserves the right to also conduct background checks at other times during your employment. Providers licensed with the Arkansas Department of Health must maintain evidence of criminal history records checks completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees. Providers are also subject to DHS certification requirements for registry records checks and reporting. Each service provider shall maintain on file, subject to inspection by the Arkansas Crime Information Center, the Identification Bureau of the Department of Arkansas State Police, or the licensing or certifying agency evidence that criminal history records checks have been completed on all operators, applicants for employment, and employees of the service provider. A federal criminal history check must also be completed if the applicant or employee has not continuously lived in the State of Arkansas for the past five years. The agency will be responsible for verification of this information. Examples of evidence that can be used to verify the above may include, but is not limited to, employment records, payroll check stubs, tax records, rent/house payment records, utility bills, school records, etc. A service provider shall inform employees that continued employment is contingent on the satisfactory results of criminal history records checks and shall conduct periodic criminal history records checks on all employees no less than one (1) time every five (5) years. If the licensing or certifying agency determines that an applicant or employee is disqualified from employment based on the criminal history of the applicant or employee, the service provider shall deny employment to the applicant or shall terminate the employment of the employee. If the licensing or certifying agency issues a determination that an applicant or employee is not disqualified from employment or if there is no criminal history on an applicant or employee, the service provider may employ the applicant or continue the employment of the employee. Completed applications for criminal history records checks and fingerprints are submitted by the agency to the Arkansas State Police and Federal Bureau of Investigation (if applicable). Right at Home will pay for these background checks as long as it clears, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the background check (at any time), the employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or if employee does not give a proper 2-week notice at end of employment, the employee will be responsible for the fee. The fee will be deducted from employee's final paycheck or debited from account on record. We do adhere to the federal and state Department of Labor standards; a final paycheck will not fall below minimum wage. Drug Free Workplace: It is the belief of Right at Home that drug-free workplace programs help improve workplace safety and the health of employees. These programs also play an important role in fostering safer and drug-free families, schools, and communities across the U.S. As such, any use, possession, transfer, or sale of illegal drugs by employees while on Company and/or client premises, while performing work for or on behalf of the Company, and/or any off-the job use, activities, or convictions relating to such illegal drug use or activity is strictly prohibited. Off-the-job illegal drug use or activities adversely affects the Company in many ways, including but not limited to unsatisfactory job performance and/or attendance; risking the safety of the employee, fellow employees and/or the Company's clients; and/or risking damage to Company business or Company/client property. This policy does not prohibit the use of legally prescribed medication and over-the-counter drugs where the employee is following substances obtained legally and are used in accordance with the related prescription and/or directions. The employee is allowed to continue work under such condition that the employee's job performance is not significantly and/or detrimentally affected by the legally obtained drug AND the employee does not pose a threat to his/her own safety or health or that of other employees or clients. In such cases where a danger exists or the employee's job performance is affected as described, the employee may be required to comply with appropriate action as determined by the Company. Right at Home is committed to operating and maintaining a drug-free workplace. Some of our client facilities require pre-employment and/or random drug testing. We will require our employees to comply with all facility policies and procedures, as well as state and federal laws regarding drug testing. Right at Home reserves the right to randomly drug test employees. Any employee who is found to be in violation will be subject to disciplinary action up to or including termination. When Right at Home requests a random drug test, an employee has 4 hours to report to the office or testing facility (whichever Right at Home chooses) for test. We reserve the right to test any employee for the use of illegal drugs or alcohol. Such a test may be conducted through urinalysis, blood tests, or other tests to determine the presence of illegal substances as noted above. Such a test may be conducted under the following circumstances: Pre-employment drug test as a condition of an offer of employment Drug and alcohol test after an accident where an employee has been involved in a work-related accident that requires medical attention or results in property damage to the employer or client Drug and alcohol test where a manager has a reasonable suspicion (through observation of physical symptoms, erratic behavior, or report of policy violation) that an employee is impaired while on the job Drug testing randomly as part of the Company's ongoing efforts to ensure a drug-free workplace In compliance with client facilities policies and procedures For pre-employment and random testing, the employee is expected to submit to a test as requested by the Company. Where an accident has occurred or upon reasonable suspicion, the employee may be driven to a certified lab, at the Company's expense, for the test. Results of drug and alcohol tests will be kept confidential and will not be released, except as required by law or to the employee upon request. Only those with a need to know the information for reasons connected with their employment will have access to the test results. Employee's positive test result showing the usage of drugs or alcohol or being under the influence will be given the opportunity to explain the positive test result. Any applicant with a positive test result can have their offer of employment rescinded. Employees with a positive test result will be subject to discipline up to and including termination. Applicants or employees who refuse to submit to a requested drug or alcohol test, tamper with a test result or refuse to cooperate with investigations of policy violations, will be subjected to corrective action including rescinding of the offer of employment or immediate termination. Right at Home will pay for this drug test as long as the employee passes the test, and the employee remains employed for the company for a minimum of 90 days. If the employee does not pass the drug test (at any time), employee quits at will or is terminated within 90 days of employment or employee does not give proper 2-week notice, the employee will be responsible for testing fee.

Are You Craving A Career With An Industry Leader? Panda Express is searching for experienced leaders to join our store management team. Panda is 100% committed to the professional and personal development of our family of associates. That’s why we offer paid Store Management Leadership Training, mentorship, and support from our Panda community that cares about your success. What You'll Do As An Assistant Manager: You are in charge of assisting the operation of a single store. This includes, but is not limited to, hiring, managing and directing of associates to achieve financial goals and ensuring the delivery of exceptional guest experiences. It's up to you to make your store a success. Don’t worry! In order to prepare you for success, we will provide a 3 or more weeks of store leadership training program. How we reward you:** • Free meals while working at Panda, • Generous compensation package with bonus opportunities, • Medical, Vision, Dental, Voluntary Short-Term Disability, Cancer Income Protection insurance for full-time associates, • Pre-Tax Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account, • 401K with company match, • Paid time off, paid holidays, bereavement/funeral leave and Leave Share Program, • Discounts at theme parks, gym memberships, and much more, • Opportunity to give back to your community, • Hands-on paid training to prepare you for success, • On-Going Career & Leadership Development, • Opportunities for growth into management positions, • On-going career and leadership development, including comprehensive training, • Continuous education assistance and scholarships, • Lucrative associate referral bonus, • Income protection including Disability, Life, and AD&D insurance, • Pre-Tax Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account, • Please refer to ___ for details. **Candidates must meet, and continue to meet if employed, eligibility requirements for each benefit to qualify. Desired Skills & Experience: • High school diploma required, • Flexibility to work in a store within a 50-mile radius, • Able to work a flexible schedule, including weekends, • Food Safety: Serve Safe certified ADA Statement: While performing duties, counter areas are often hot with steam from steam table and food vapors. Workspace is restricted and employees are generally expected to remain standing for long periods of time. Employees must prepare hot and cold foods, use Chinese cook knife and other kitchen equipment and work quickly without losing accuracy. Employees must be able to lift up to 50 lbs., stand up to four hours and reach across counter tops measured at 36 inches to serve customers. Kitchens are hot and noise levels are usually high; storage space is limited and shelving is high. Employees must be able to work in a fast-paced work environment, have effective verbal communication skills, ability to adapt to a dynamic environment with changing priorities, and the ability to manage conflicts/difficult situations. Panda Strong since 1983: Founded in Glendale, California, we are now the largest family-owned American Chinese Restaurant concept in America. With close to 2,300 locations globally, we continue our mission of delivering exceptional Asian dining experiences by building an organization where people are inspired to better their lives. Whether it’s impacting our team or the communities we work in, we’re proud to be an organization that embraces family values. You’re wanted here: Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to providing equal opportunity, and does not discriminate on the basis of any characteristic protected by law, including but not limited to sex/gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, lactation and related conditions), gender expression, race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age, ancestry, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, and veteran status. Additionally, Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. complies with all federal, state, and local laws regarding requests for workplace accommodation. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination against qualified individuals on the basis of disability. Applicants are entitled to reasonable accommodations, absent undue hardship, to effectively participate in the application and hiring process, for example, sign language interpreters. If you believe you require an accommodation for the application or interview process or for the position for which you are applying, please reach out to ___.

Job Description The Assistant Store Manager is responsible for planning, organizing and overseeing all sales, accounting, service and collection activities at the single-store level; delegation of certain elements of each priority to trained employees; controlling in-store programs and plans to meet company objectives and assigned store quotas; and organizing and conducting a planned program of continuous training for all store employees. Store Assistant General Manager offers great pay and full benefits. Come join our team. Prior experience as assistant manager, general manager, store manager, auto dealership, automotive retail, auto sales, retail management, retail manager is very helpful to the success at this job. Requirements/Responsibilities Assistant Store Manager / Assistant General Manager Requirements / Responsibilities • Hire, train, manage and inspire technicians and counter sales people, • Ensure strong sales and financials, • Maintain RNR policies and ensure the security and safety of the facility, • Demonstrate and promote excellent customer service every day Other Requirements: Valid State Driver License with a clean driving history We conduct drug screen, & background check Prior experience as assistant manager, general manager, store manager, auto dealership, automotive retail, auto sales, retail management, retail manager is very helpful to the success at this job. Special Instructions Please do not send any emails, resumes, or call. We are making it really easy to apply for this position. Simply submit a ZippyApp application package which may include the Common Employment Application, Resume, and a Cover Letter. In your Cover Letter, please write a short paragraph describing yourself and why you would make a great addition to our team. ZippyApp is the Common Employment Application for online and mobile that allows you to apply for jobs with one click, and is being accepted at a growing number of businesses each day.

Job Description The Patient Care Coordinator will oversee all aspects of coordinating enrollment and acquiring approval for treatment. The PCC will monitor all aspects of new patient care and all required documentation. The PCC will also drive enrollment and attendance through marketing efforts and securing new referral sources. The Center Nurse is a licensed professional nurse certified with the Arkansas State Board of Nursing. The nurse will collaborate with the Center Director, primary care physicians, therapists and other personnel regarding medical needs of patients. Summary of essential job function • Follow Arkids Pediatric Day Centers’ Employee Handbook, Management Policies and Procedures Manual, and Medical Policies & Procedures Manual, • Ensure all policies and procedures are implemented by all staff members, maintaining compliance at all times with all regulations determined by regulatory agencies, • Maintain standards set forth by Arkansas Minimum Licensing, Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance (DPSQA), Medicaid, Arkansas Department of Health, EQHealth (or other gatekeeper to Medicaid), and all other regulatory agencies, • Update their sections of the Administrative Meeting Agenda and submits it to the Center Director the day before the scheduled meeting (unless otherwise specified), • Maintain open communication with parents/guardians, families, visitors, all Arkids Pediatric Day Centers’ personnel, and outside contacts, • Attend and actively participate in job-related functions, • Represents the program to parents/guardians, visitors, and the public in a positive way, • May assist with training new employees, • Will assist with covering lunch breaks (e.g. classroom staff) or fill in for the Administrative Assistant, • May assist with CPR training for all staff, if certified as an instructor, • May assist with loading/unloading vans, • Assist with light housekeeping duties, • Promote Center growth with the overall goal being enrolled to the capacity of the Center, • Follow up on inquiries for potential patients and submitting the initial referral to the Primary Care Physician (PCP) within 24 hours of receipt, • Schedule evaluations for potential patients and receive completed evaluations and treatment plans from therapists, • Submit DMS-640 to patient’s PCP within 24 hours after evaluations are completed, • Ensure copies of the evaluations and treatment plans are forwarded to the parents/guardians and referring Primary Care Physician, • Schedule initial developmental screening process with Optum (or other approved vendor), • Complete the intake process for enrollment into the Center, including reviewing the Parent/Guardian Handbook with the parent/guardian and completing all required enrollment paperwork, • Maintain the Enrollment Tracker on all patients in the enrollment process and submit the tracker to Center Director, and other designated staff, by the end of the day every Friday, • Maintain potential patient charts from inquiry to enrollment, • Search by the patients’ names before creating a new profile, they may already be in the system, • Ensure all profile information is accurate and up-to-date on all new patients, • Update Patient Frequency for therapy immediately when the new prescription to treat is received, • Close out customers when switching from contingency to EIDT, • Check inbox daily (for example: looking for evaluation notification to update DMS-640), • Promote daily attendance: the overall daily goal is to be at building capacity but at minimum an average of 85% of patients enrolled in attendance, • Assist the Administrative Assistant with monitoring daily attendance and investigate patient absences, • Ensure that all measures are exhausted when following up on attendance (ex. phone calls, home visits, letters, contact with the Primary Care Physician), • Report on patients with excessive absences, along with follow-up efforts, during the weekly Administrative Meetings, • Make home visits (with other staff) as needed for various problems such as patient absences, assessment for environmental risk, to obtain required documentation, signatures, etc., • Maintain an adequate list of community resources and ensure patients and families stay informed of their options, • Assist families with social service forms/paperwork, such as Medicaid, TEFRA, or SSI applications, • Initiate weekly marketing visits and report on outcomes during the weekly Administrative Meeting, • Initiate and maintain relationships with various businesses, professional, social, charitable, public, and private organizations, and doctors’ offices to promote Arkids’ services to the community, • Comfortable speaking with physicians, potential referral sources, and other community members, • Keep in contact with DCFS, as necessary, to monitor on-going services to patients and families at risk, • May assist the Center Director with social media content, • Maintain organized and updated lists of scheduled and PRN medications for each patient receiving medications at the Center, • Obtain prescribing information from the parent/guardian, physician, or pharmacy, • Complete daily documentation of medications, including dosage, frequency, and route of medications given on the appropriate form, • Include a printout of all possible side effects for all medications, • Monitor patients for drug reactions, documenting appropriately, • Report any adverse reactions to a medication or medication error in administration to the Center Director, Program Administrator, parent/guardian, and primary care physician (PCP), • Notify parents/guardians when medications need to be refilled, • Ensure all medication, both prescription & over the counter, is double locked in the Center Nurse’s office when unsupervised, • Examine patients in need of medical attention and respond accordingly, making sound decisions based on facts and experience, • If necessary, contact the primary care physician for recommendations, • Document illness or injury requiring medical attention and follow-up with parent/guardian, and PCP if needed, and document follow-up action taken, • Obtain discharge information for patients who have been absent from the Center due to hospitalization, prior to the child returning to the Center, to ensure proper care is given, • Complete a comprehensive nursing intake and gather medical information on all new patients enrolling in the Center, including a signed parent/guardian permission form for any over the counter (OTC) medications, • Complete a comprehensive nursing evaluation, including the prescribed number of nursing units needed per day and the PCP signature, whenever billable nursing services are needed (e.g. tube feedings), • Develop a medication management plan for all patients with prescribed medication that may be administered at the Center, • Return any unused or out-of-date medications to the parents/guardians. If medication is not picked up by the parent/guardian, it will be disposed of according to recommendations of the US Food & Drug Administration. Two staff members should accompany the medication to any local drop offs & documentation of disposed medications will be kept at the Center., • Review patient immunization records prior to enrollment & track immunization records on an internal spreadsheet, highlights due dates, noting those potentially out of compliance. Document communication with parents/guardians on the nursing notes and on the Parent/Guardian Communication Form in the front of the immunization section in the patient chart a minimum of weekly. Email the Immunization Tracker to the Center Director a minimum of monthly to review., • Maintain documentation of Incident/Accident Reports: Immediately communicate with Center Director, or designee, via email or face-to-face when incidents occur and notification to parents/guardians occur. Communication of all incidents will, at a minimum, be reported to the Center Director, or designee, by the end of the day. Turn in all Incident Reports to the Center Director by the end of the day of the Incident for review. Review will be evidenced by initials and date of review., • Maintain patient emergency information and employee emergency information, updating a minimum of annually, • Maintain the Safety Data Sheet binder: update whenever new products are introduced into the Center, but at a minimum of quarterly, • Familiar with the following nursing duties: feeding tube (feeding, care and maintenance), catheters, breathing treatments, monitoring vital statistics (including diabetes sugar checks, insulin, blood draws, pulse ox), tracheostomy (suctioning and care), assisting ventilator-dependent patients, • Request any orders from the patients’ primary care physician, or specialist, as needed by the Center, • Advocate for referrals to outside specialists and other health personnel as needed, • Maintain an updated list of allergies for each patient at the Center, updating every time a new patient starts with allergies, but a minimum of monthly, indicating a revision date at the bottom of the form, • Complete monthly fire and tornado drills and quarterly earthquake, bomb threat and crisis prevention drills, documenting on the appropriate form, • Assist with New Employee Orientation, • Review all medical records received and distribute to appropriate personnel, interpreting clinical data to identify patient risks (actual and potential), • Complete nursing supply order by the 3rd week of the month when medical equipment/supplies need to be ordered and stock when delivered, • Maintain oxygen tank, • Complete monthly Center inspections, • Assist with weekly Center inspections, • Maintain first aid kits in all locations of the Center and checks them monthly, initially the tag, • Maintain daily temperature checks on the refrigerator containing medications, • Work with the audiologist to complete and track required hearing screenings, • Ensure medical documentation is completed and in compliance with regulatory agencies and standards as established by the Center, • Ensure the nursing notes are charted on all tasks, follow-ups, conversations with parents/guardians, etc., • Maintain confidentiality of patients and staff at all times, • Communicate with the Center Director on all nursing/medical needs, • Communicate with appropriate staff when children are being sent home and/or cannot return due to minimum licensing standards, • Promote continuity, consistency, and expediency of care to patients and families, • Serve as a resource for Center Staff in areas of primary health care, infection control, disease processes and emergency procedures, • Perform staff in-services, as needed, when recommended by the Center Director, on topics related to nursing/health/safety, • Complete all nursing notes and billing by the end of the shift on the day the event/incident/service occurred, • Assist with covering classroom staff lunch breaks or fill in for the Administrative Assistant, • May assist with CPR training for all staff, if certified as an instructor, • May assist with loading/unloading vans, • Assist with light housekeeping duties, • Must be a graduate of an accredited school or vocational nursing, • Must be (currently) licensed in the state of Arkansas, • Five (5) years of experience in Early Childhood Education or children with special needs preferred, • Clear Criminal Record Check, Arkansas Child & Adult Maltreatment Regulatory Checks, FBI Regulatory Check, including National Sex Offender Registry, • Pass a drug screen (upon hire, annually, and/or randomly), • Ability to communicate effectively with co-workers and supervisors, • Ability to work with children, • Ability to handle multiple tasks in a very busy environment, • Ability to carry out instructions, • Ability to clean efficiently and timely, • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs, • Ability to bend, stoop, stand, walk, pull, and reach for several hours per day, • Ability to demonstrate basic computer skills

Job Description DESCRIPTION: Responsible for providing direct patient care, diagnosing and treating common ailments in collaboration with a licensed physician and under the direction of the physician according to established protocol and policy statements. The Interventional Radiology Physician Assistant (IR PA) is responsible for providing competent medical care in accordance with the professional scope of practice. This position will be primarily procedural. As an IR PA you will be expected to perform hospital rounds, take patient’s history, perform physical examinations, perform radiologic procedures (within scope of practice) under the supervision of a licensed Radiologist. 1. Physician Assistant is considered the agent of his supervising physician in the performance of all practice-related activities, including but not limited to the ordering of diagnostic, therapeutic and other medical services., 2. All prescriptions and orders issued by the Physician Assistant identify his supervising physician and are counter signed by his supervising physician., 3. Physician Assistant’s supervising Physician may delegate prescriptive authority under his DEA number to the physician assistant to include prescribing, ordering and administering Schedule III through V controlled substances, all legend drugs, and all non-schedule prescriptive mediations and medical devices., 4. The Physician Assistant coordinates coverage with supervising physician n the Hospital., 5. The Physician Assistant initiates H & P’s, progress notes, and discharge summaries., 6. The Physician Assistant takes first calls for hospitalists and acts according to established protocols and/or policies., 7. The Physician Assistant assists in developing and participates in the neurology program including the SAVES program at the Hospital. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Requires full range of body motion including handling and lifting patients, manual and finger dexterity and eye-hand coordination. Requires standing and walking for prolonged periods of time. Occasionally lifts and carries items weighing up to 100 pounds. Requires normal visual acuity and hearing. Requires working under stress in emergency situations or during irregular hours. Requires exposure to communicable diseases and bodily fluids. Exposure to infectious wastes and body fluids may mandate the wearing of gloves, masks, gowns, and goggles.