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COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR
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GOODYEAR, PHOENIX
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| Are you a licensed Cosmetology Instructor? Do you have at least five (5) years of professional cosmetology industry experience? This is a rare opportunity to help someone within your community and make a big impact. Don’t wait, Apply Now!
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry (ADCRR) is seeking to fill the Cosmetology Instructor position. The licensed Cosmetology Instructor is responsible for delivering comprehensive cosmetology education and hands-on training to incarcerated students in preparation for state licensure and successful employment in the beauty industry. This position develops engaging instructional experiences aligned with state board requirements, industry standards, and current salon practices while fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment. The instructor supports student achievement through classroom instruction, practical demonstrations, mentorship, and career readiness preparation.
For further information about the Arizona Correctional Industries, visit: https://aci.az.gov/ |
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WORKERS COMPENSATION MANAGER
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PHOENIX
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| This position will work closely with the Claims Manager to oversee daily operations and staff of the Industrial Commission of Arizona Claims Division to create and maintain a positive team culture focused on continuous improvement and employee engagement; Implementation of short-term and long-term strategies to ensure that the Commission meets its statutory obligations in these areas as set forth in A.R.S.§ 23-901 et seq (Arizona Workers' Compensation Act) and all other applicable laws and rules. This position will supervises direct and indirect reports in compliance with all rules, regulations, procedures, state personnel statutes and regulations, and performs other duties and responsibilities described herein; also serves as a subject matter expert on Arizona workers compensation law and claims processing. This position demonstrates master knowledge of Workers Compensation statutes, rules and case laws. This position demonstrates journey level employee management experience. This knowledge and experience may be substituted with the equivalent experience in Arizona Workers Compensation claims management. |
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Opioid Grants Program Manager
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PHOENIX
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| The position will work across the Department coordinating and implementing the CDC Overdose to Action (OD2A) grant deliverables with the ADHS State Lab, ADHS Business Intelligence, ADHS Emergency Preparedness and the Division of Public Health Prevention Services. Duties include: identifying evidence-based or emerging best practices; financial and contract grant management; grant writing and development; communicating with partners; identifying needs and gaps in services, making recommendations to ADHS leadership, and developing and maintaining a repository of resources aimed at reducing rates of prescription drug misuse and its corresponding negative consequences. These resources include agency action plans and scorecards with measurable goals and objectives, toolkits, social marketing, and educational materials.
The position will also be responsible for providing training and technical assistance to community partners, county public health departments, and other state agencies on strategy development and implementation; and use and dissemination of data and monitoring and surveillance. Additional responsibilities will also include research and guidance on existing and emerging policies and practices; outreach to professional organizations and regulatory boards; and direct service presentations to communities, stakeholders and policy makers. Technical responsibilities will include guidance on budget and scope of work development; guidance on strategy development; development and guidance on best or emerging practices; data-driven needs assessments; and process, impact and outcome evaluation development, analyses and reporting.
This position will attend statewide and community meetings, as assigned. |
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Clinical Quality Management Coordinator
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REMOTE OPTIONS, PHOENIX
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| This position will work independently applying clinical knowledge, judgment, and expertise to assess, coordinate, and monitor service delivery. This position will complete comprehensive assessments of available resources on service providers and individual members; review case material to ensure compliance with State and Federal regulations and policies; and provide timely resolution of multiple cases assigned. This position will also be responsible for identifying systemic issues for AHCCCS to address. This position will be hybrid with some in-office meetings, on-site investigations, and reviews as needed. Occasionally, this position may also participate as needed in urgent on-site investigations and reviews outside of normal business hours and weekends. |
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RHT Program Accountant 4
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REMOTE OPTIONS, PHOENIX
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| Under the supervision of the RHT Program Fiscal Manager, the Accountant IV performs senior-level federal grant accounting, fiscal reconciliation, financial reporting, and subr ecipient monitoring for the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP). This position ensures all expenditures comply with federal cost principles (2 CFR Part 200), the HHS Grants Policy Statement, and State of Arizona financial policies, including the State Accounting Manual (SAAM).The Accountant IV maintains audit-ready documentation, processes and validates sub recipient invoices, initiates payments in AZ360, and supports the preparation of required federal financial reports (FFRs), FFATA submissions, and Single Audit documentation. The position plays a central role in ensuring financial integrity, accuracy, and compliance of complex multi-year, multi-component grant activities. The position is grant funded and may be eliminated based on the availability of funding. The position is grant funded and may be eliminated based on the availability of funding. Arizona’s Rural Health Transformation Program is supported by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as a part of a financial assistance award totaling $166,988,955.92 with 100 percent funded by CMS/HHS. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor endorsement, by CMS/HHS, or the U.S. Government. |