Executive Assistant and Project Coordinator

Job description Executive Operations & Project Coordinator Donaldson Columbus, Ohio Position Summary Donaldson is seeking an exceptionally organized and technologically capable professional to serve as Executive Operations & Project Manager, a hybrid role combining Executive Assistant responsibilities with operational project leadership. This role works directly with the Chief Operating Officer, Managing Partner, and Leadership Team to ensure that priorities are clearly communicated, strategic initiatives move forward efficiently, and organizational systems operate smoothly. The position functions as a central operational coordinator across the organization, responsible for managing executive communications, supporting leadership decision-making, and helping advance operational initiatives using modern technology platforms. A core component of this role is helping Donaldson Health continue evolving into a technology-first medical organization, maximizing the effectiveness of the Microsoft 365 ecosystem while maintaining exceptional organizational discipline. This position requires absolute confidentiality, exceptional organization, and strong technological aptitude. Role Structure Time allocation for the role is structured across four primary areas:Responsibility AreaTime AllocationAdministrative Team Support (Finance & COO)20%Operational Project Management40%Executive & Leadership Support30%General Organizational Support10% Key Responsibilities Executive & Leadership Support (30%) Provide executive coordination for the Managing Partner and Leadership Team. Responsibilities include: Maintain strict confidentiality with executive communications and organizational information Coordinate communication between leadership and departmental teams Assist with leadership meeting preparation and documentation Track leadership action items and ensure follow-through Assist with executive calendar coordination and scheduling Support preparation of leadership presentations and internal communications Ensure important decisions and updates are communicated clearly throughout the organization Administrative Operations Support (20%) Support operational workflows between Finance, Operations, and leadership. Responsibilities include: Assist the COO with email management and communication prioritization Coordinate administrative tasks across the organization Maintain organized documentation and operational records Assist in preparation of internal reports and operational summaries Help maintain clarity around company policies and ensure staff awareness Project Management & Operational Systems (40%) Lead coordination of internal operational projects and technology systems. Responsibilities include: Manage operational projects across departments Track tasks, deadlines, and project progress Coordinate implementation of operational initiatives Maintain and optimize the organization’s Microsoft 365 productivity ecosystem Assist departments in using Microsoft 365 tools effectively Support development of structured workflows and digital processes Troubleshoot basic technology issues and assist staff with productivity tools Help identify opportunities to improve organizational efficiency Organizational Support (10%) Provide general operational support to maintain a well-functioning administrative environment. Responsibilities include: Assist with internal communications Support organization-wide initiatives Help maintain clarity and alignment across departments Required Qualifications Exceptional organizational skills Strong written and verbal communication Ability to manage confidential information Strong technology aptitude Ability to coordinate multiple projects simultaneously Professional maturity and sound judgment Preferred Qualifications Executive Assistant experience Project coordination or operations experience Advanced Microsoft 365 experience Experience in healthcare or professional services environments Familiarity with workflow automation tools Core Competencies Organizational Discipline Ability to maintain structured systems and manage complex workflows. Confidentiality Professional discretion in handling sensitive executive and financial information. Technological Aptitude Comfort using and troubleshooting modern productivity tools. Operational Thinking Understanding how projects move through an organization and ensuring progress. Communication Coordination Ability to ensure leadership communication reaches the right people clearly.

Assistant Federal Public Defender

KANSAS FEDERAL PUBLIC DEFENDER Position Announcement - EXTENDED Assistant Federal Public Defender Application Deadline: Open until filled Priority given to applications received by March 14, 2026 The Kansas Federal Public Defender (FPD) is accepting applications for an Assistant Federal Public Defender in our Topeka Office. The Kansas FPD provides legal representation to indigent clients in federal criminal cases and related matters. The Office values hard work, diversity, teamwork, creativity, flexibility, and fairness. The Job: Assistant Federal Public Defenders must meet individual client needs while managing full caseloads. AFPDs develop release plans; review discovery; research, write, and litigate motions; develop litigation strategy; work with experts; negotiate resolutions; serve as counsel in jury trials; navigate complex federal sentencing statutes and guidelines; and advocate for fair sentences and alternative outcomes. Attorneys in our office may not engage in private practice. Requirements. The successful applicant must: Have a law degree from an accredited law school; Be licensed to practice and in good standing in at least one State or Washington, D.C.; • Have an interest in indigent defense and federal criminal law; Possess excellent research and writing skills; Possess the ability to communicate effectively with clients, colleagues, and court and agency personnel; Possess strong oral advocacy and interpersonal skills; Work well in a team and collaborative environment. The ideal candidate will have a demonstrated ability to communicate and collaborate with other attorneys and support staff; to work well independently; to multi-task; to handle a larger caseload of less complex cases; and be motivated to help indigent clients at the pretrial, posttrial, and postconviction stages. Some travel within Kansas is required. Applicants must also be allowed to work in the United States (see here). Salary and Benefits: The starting salary range depends on experience: up to $145,000 for 7 years’ experience; up to $197,100 for at least 15 years’ experience. Benefits include: 11 paid holidays Possible Public Service Loan Forgiveness • Federal Employees Retirement System • Thrift Savings Plan Health insurance (100 options) • Dental insurance (16 options) Vision insurance (10 options) Life insurance Flex Spending Accounts Commuter Benefit Program Long-term & short-term disability • Long-term care insurance Transportation subsidy Employee Assistance Program • WorkLife4You (living well) • Sick leave Annual leave Nationwide leave transfer program • Worker’s comp Disability retirement Family and medical leave 12-weeks paid parental leave • Infant at Work program Awards (cash, time-off) How to Apply: Please send a letter of interest, resume, a writing sample, and three professional references in a single pdf document to [email protected]. We may fill current and future positions from this position announcement. This position is subject to approval of funding. No phone inquiries. The Kansas Federal Public Defender is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Diversity and dignity are central to our work. We hire without regard to race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, height, weight, veteran status, military obligations, or marital or parental status. We do not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment in any personnel decisions or employee interactions. recblid nmqn60uv4dk1j1vn8xi1dcaw934m0w

Process Improvement Lead - Global Cards Solutions

The Global Cards Solutions team is seeking a collaborative and analytical professional to help drive operational excellence across debit and credit card services. This role plays a key part in supporting Global Cards Solutions through data analysis, reporting, change management, training, and process improvement initiatives. Responsibilities include supporting fraud and dispute processing, card transaction settlement, and ensuring compliance with Regulations E and Z, with a focus on maintaining efficient and reliable card system operations. Working closely with leadership and cross-functional partners, this position helps implement operational enhancements, ensure consistent application of policies and procedures, and identify opportunities to improve both the member experience and internal processes. The role also provides valuable insights that support strategic projects and ongoing operational improvements across Global Cards Solutions. This position is expected to be hybrid. NYC Salary Range - $88,190- $110,280 annually; compensation is commensurate to geographic location. Regardless of seniority or role, uphold UNFCU’s mission, core values, and guiding principles by providing an exceptional service experience to colleagues and members alike through consistent demonstration of our service excellence behaviors. Serve as subject matter expert (SME) across Global Cards Solutions on all processes, enhancements and projects; assist with all departmental and inter-departmental project related activities; monitor and report progress. Perform analysis on card processing and meet with member experience team to identify and improve inefficiencies in the process. Assess cardholder fraud, dispute resolution, and transaction settlement policies, procedures, processes, and workflows. Recommend ongoing enhancements to improve member experience and operational effectiveness. Evaluate self-service tools within digital banking and suggest improvements where necessary. Solicit ideas and input from Global Cards Solutions management and business stakeholders regarding new processes and projects to better align services, offerings, policies and systems; take action on requests as approved or appropriate; collaborate with others in design and implementation. Stay abreast of regulatory and policy changes in the area of debit and credit cards to ensure compliance with federal regulations, VISA and UNFCU policies, procedures and standards. Support management to ensure the achievement of balanced scorecard goals and other desired performance metrics. Participate in UAT, CIT, and system upgrades/enhancements and implementations. Promote a strong service and support environment that is consistent with UNFCU’s service excellence behaviors and standards; investigate, review, and assign issues to team supervisors and managers related to member concerns, executive feedback, problems and projects to ensure they are addressed within established procedures and timeframes. Fulfill day-to-day workflow, exception handling, and/or problem solving support activities as needed. Work closely with other UNFCU departments and staff to facilitate effective implementation of changes in procedures, as well as new products and services, within Global Cards Solutions. Represent the department at meetings and special work groups related to card operations as directed. Work with Training & Quality Assurance Supervisor to ensure delivery of high quality training and work with Global Cards Solutions team to coordinate internal training initiatives; maintain training curriculum, materials and procedures. Lead process documentation and mapping initiatives to ensure transparency, standardization, and scalability of key workflows. Champion a culture of continuous improvement by mentoring team members on process design, root cause analysis, and data-driven decision-making. Perform additional responsibilities as required by management. Ensure compliance with federal and state laws and regulations and UNFCU’s Code of Ethics & Business Conduct. Bachelor’s degree OR equivalent work experience 5 years of increasingly responsible experience in the retail banking/financial services industry with a focus on card services and operations Full range of knowledge of financial products and services, as well as policies, procedures and systems used within the cards environment Ability to plan, organize, and implement processes and procedures to support efficient operations, with particular emphasis on a high-volume cards environment Strong proficiency in relevant software applications, particularly cards related systems, Microsoft Excel, Visio and Power Point Strong problem solving skills and professional oral and written communication skills Strong negotiation, coordination and organizational skills

Certified Nursing AssistantMidnights

Take this job and LOVE IT! Do you love making a difference in other's lives? Do you love being appreciated an recognized for your hard work? Do you love getting extra perks throughout the year? Come join our AMAZING team at Clinton Manor Living Center! $18.00-$24.50 an hour based on experience. Bonuses given for picking up extra shifts! FT 6pm-6am with every other weekend Clinton Manor Living Center in New Baden IL is a skilled nursing facility with LTC and STC residents. Our culture is to treat each person with respect and individualize their care. Work in a diverse environment where you are appreciated and shown this in several different ways. Come join our team to find out the great benefits and perks of working somewhere wonderful! Looking for C.N.A's that will commit to providing top quality care! Clinton Manor wants individuals that show respect and provide person centered care to our residents. Small friendly environment so you get to know each resident and personalize their care. Our benefits & perks include: Insurance benefits Paid holidays, Paid Time off and floating holiday Employee appreciation celebrations Positive work environment Well-being programs; Recognized for CIGNA Healthy workforce Referral bonuses No agency staff used Longevity of Leadership team Clinton Manor's full benefits listing: https://clintonmanorlivingcenter.com/benefits-list/ Must have a CNA certification by the State of Illinois. CPR certification is required as per guidelines at the healthcare provider level. Must possess the desire to care for individuals at the highest level of quality. Continuing education through in-service training is mandatory. Additionally, the ability to take initiative, make independent judgments, and promote teamwork is required to successfully fulfill this job's responsibilities. Must have sufficient written and verbal communication skills to understand instructions and complete basic charting functions and must maintain confidentiality. This facility uses an Electronic Medical Records keeping system, therefore technological skills are essential. EOE EMPLOYER For more information, or to apply now, you must go to the website below. Please DO NOT email your resume to us as we only accept applications through our website. https://clintonmanor.mitcawm.com/jobs/1289036-181548.html

DBA -Englewood Cliff, NJ - Hybrid (Locals Only)

DBA Location: Englewood Cliff, NJ (Locals Only) Hybrid: Yes, 3 days a week Type: Contract on C2C One in-person technical round at the client location Minimum 10 yrs of exp. is required. Ideal Candidate Summary (One-Glance) of what the client is looking for Strong MySQL PostgreSQL, Open-source DBA experience, Production troubleshooting under pressure, AWS (EC2, RDS) knowledge, Automation exposure (Ansible, CloudFormation) ACID, normalization, transactions mastery, Fast decision-maker , Clear communicator Job roles and responsibilities. This role requires strong knowledge of MySQL, Redis, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB. Most work is done in MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Candidates should have hands-on experience deploying, migrating, and experiencing blue-green deployments for upgrades and planning on EC2, AWS Aurora, RDS MySQL, and PostgreSQL. Experience in MongoDB is recommended but not mandatory, as the infrastructure is standardized and we rarely see requests. Experience in HAProxy, Keepalived configuration and management helps understand the infrastructure and excel. Strong replication knowledge and the ability to perform on-demand database refreshes from production to non-production are essential. Scripting knowledge, including strong shell scripting, knowledge of Ansible, and AWS CloudFormation, is recommended. Candidates may be expected to understand, tune and write stored procedures during interviews with the application management team and some leadership teams. So, this knowledge is recommended to crack the next level interview rounds

Medical Laboratory Technologist

HIRING CERTIFIED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST MT (ASCP) - MUST BE CERTIFIED Very well-established multi-specialty physician practice Gwinnett Clinic seeks to hire an experienced Laboratory Medical Technologist with MT(ASCP) Certification to work in its moderate-complexity CLIA-certified outpatient lab in Lawrenceville. Duties: - Operate and maintain laboratory equipment and instruments (Roche cobas and Beckman Coulter) - Create electronic requisitions accurately for testing - Maintain laboratory information management systems for accurate data management - Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs) and safety protocols in the clinical laboratory - Monitor quality control measures to ensure accuracy and reliability of test results Skills: - Must have 3 years of clinical laboratory experience - MT(ASCP) license REQUIRED - Must have excellent interpersonal skills and willingness to work on weekends (no night work) - Strong knowledge of laboratory procedures, techniques, and equipment operation. - Excellent attention to detail and ability to follow standard operating procedures (SOPs). - Knowledge of physiology and clinical laboratory practices. - Strong analytical skills for accurate interpretation of test results. - Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced clinical laboratory setting. Note: The employee may be required to perform other related duties as assigned by the supervisor. Gwinnett Clinic offers: Excellent salary Life insurance benefit (no medical exam required) Health/Dental/Vision benefits to employees and dependents (after 90 days employment) Paid time off (after 1 year employment) 401(k) retirement plan with matching contributions (after 1 year employment) Disability insurance (after 2 years employment, no medical exam required) Job Type: Full-time Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) 4% matching Dental insurance Health insurance License reimbursement Life insurance Paid time off Uniform allowance Vision insurance Medical Specialty: Hematology Schedule: Day shift Monday to Friday No nights Rotating weekends (2 weekend days per month) License/Certification: MT(ASCP) license (Required) Ability to Relocate: Lawrenceville, GA 30046: Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location: In person

Bilingual Recruiter (Spanish–English)

Bi‑Lingual Recruiter (Spanish–English) Location: GoWork Staffing – New Office! 6411 Castor Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19149 Pay Rate $25-$30/hr GoWork Staffing is expanding and seeking a motivated Bi‑Lingual Recruiter (Spanish–English) to support high‑volume recruiting and HR functions at our new Northeast Philadelphia location. This role is ideal for someone who loves connecting with people, thrives in a fast‑paced environment, and enjoys both recruiting and employee support. Key Responsibilities Recruit, screen, and onboard candidates for industrial, warehouse, administrative, and professional roles. Conduct interviews and communicate with candidates in both Spanish and English. Manage the full recruiting cycle: sourcing, interviewing, placement, onboarding, and follow‑up. Create, update, and post job ads on job boards, social media, and other online recruiting channels. Build strong community relationships by networking with local workers and community groups. Host recruiting events and job fairs to attract new talent. Conduct orientation sessions and ensure employee compliance with company policies and procedures. Monitor employee performance and provide coaching, feedback, or corrective action as needed. Maintain accurate and organized records of recruitment activities, employee information, and performance evaluations. Assist employees with benefits enrollment and respond to benefits-related inquiries. Update and maintain candidate records within an HRIS system (Avionté experience is a plus). Collaborate with the recruiting team and also work independently when required. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications Fluent in Spanish and English (required). Minimum 3 years of recruiting experience, preferably in staffing or high-volume hiring. Experience recruiting for light industrial, warehouse, administrative, and professional positions. Proficiency with HRIS systems; experience with Avionté is a plus. A true people person — enjoys talking to candidates, building relationships, and helping people succeed. Strong communication, organizational, and multitasking skills. Ability to manage large hiring volumes in a fast-paced environment. Team-oriented but able to take initiative and work independently. Why Join GoWork Staffing? Opportunity to be part of our brand-new Northeast Philadelphia office. Supportive, growth-focused team environment. Chance to help shape and build our presence in the local community.

Assistant Federal Public Defender

KANSAS FEDERAL PUBLIC DEFENDER Position Announcement - EXTENDED Assistant Federal Public Defender Application Deadline: Open until filled Priority given to applications received by March 14, 2026 The Kansas Federal Public Defender (FPD) is accepting applications for an entry-level Assistant Federal Public Defender position in the Kansas City, Topeka, or Wichita office. The Kansas FPD provides legal representation to indigent clients in federal criminal cases and related matters. The FPD values hard work, diversity, teamwork, creativity, flexibility, and fairness. The Job: This is an entry-level position that requires self-motivation, flexibility, and a good work ethic. There are four essential aspects to this position. First, the attorney will handle the misdemeanor dockets within Kansas (Ft. Riley, Ft. Leavenworth, McConnell Air Force Base, federal lands). Second, the attorney will handle motions to modify conditions of supervised release and motions to terminate supervised release. Third, the attorney will handle non-capital postconviction matters, including motions to reduce sentences (generally involving compassionate release and retroactive guidelines). Fourth, the attorney will handle the bulk of legal inquiries (phone calls and letters) from convicted persons and others. If time permits, the attorney may also participate in jury trials as a second (or third) chair, assist trial attorneys with legal research and writing, and handle revocations of supervised release. Requirements. The successful applicant must: Have a strong academic background; Have a law degree from an accredited law school; Be licensed to practice and in good standing in at least one State or Washington, D.C.; • Have a strong interest in indigent defense and federal criminal law; Possess above-average research and writing skills; Possess the ability to communicate effectively with clients, colleagues, and court and agency personnel; Possess strong oral advocacy and interpersonal skills; Work effectively in a team and collaborative environment. The ideal candidate will have a demonstrated ability to communicate and collaborate with other attorneys and support staff; to work well independently; to multi-task; to handle a larger caseload of less complex cases; and be motivated to help indigent clients at the pretrial, posttrial, and postconviction stages. Although this is labeled an entry-level position, experienced attorneys who want a change of pace and are interested in the job description are also encouraged to apply. Some travel within Kansas is required. Applicants must also be allowed to work in the United States (see here). Salary and Benefits: The starting salary range depends on experience: The starting salary range is between $85,000 to $115,000 for less than 3 years of experience; up to $145,000 for 7 years’ experience; up to $197,100 for at least 15 years’ experience. Benefits include: 11 paid holidays Possible Public Service Loan Forgiveness • Federal Employees Retirement System • Thrift Savings Plan Health insurance (100 options) • Dental insurance (16 options) Vision insurance (10 options) Life insurance Flex Spending Accounts Commuter Benefit Program Long term- & short-term disability • Long-term care Transportation subsidy Employee Assistance Program • WorkLife4You (living well) • Sick leave Annual leave Nationwide leave transfer program • Worker’s comp Disability retirement Family and medical leave 12-weeks paid parental leave • Infant at Work program Awards (cash, time-off) How to Apply: Please send a letter of interest, resume, a short writing sample, and three professional references in a single pdf document to [email protected]. We may fill current and future positions from this position announcement. This position is subject to approval of funding. No phone inquiries. The Kansas Federal Public Defender is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Diversity and dignity are central to our work. We hire without regard to race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, height, weight, veteran status, military obligations, or marital or parental status. We do not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment in any personnel decisions or employee interactions. recblid er3qxunase3h6cl27q398kum54ke4p