Kaiser permanente germantown md
Boomer's wet dream: Carjackers caught after unable to drive vehicle with manual transmission, police say
2023.04.01 08:55 kevinbevindevin Boomer's wet dream: Carjackers caught after unable to drive vehicle with manual transmission, police say
https://www.fox8live.com/2023/03/29/carjackers-caught-after-unable-drive-vehicle-with-manual-transmission-police-say/?fbclid=IwAR3rlKIHUxLo0Mt0oYdYH_Wxr5cvAygfrOYA2olvIeKXxQW1mbjxR9GYZuE
GERMANTOWN, Md. (Gray News) - Police in Maryland say two teenagers have been arrested in a failed carjacking attempt at a gas station.
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Department said they have arrested and charged a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old for a strong-arm carjacking that occurred over the weekend...
However, when the teens attempted to drive away, they were unable to drive the vehicle because it had a manual transmission, police said.
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GERMANTOWN, Md. (Gray News) - Police in Maryland say two teenagers have been arrested in a failed carjacking attempt at a gas station.
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Department said they have arrested and charged a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old for a strong-arm carjacking that occurred over the weekend...
However, when the teens attempted to drive away, they were unable to drive the vehicle because it had a manual transmission, police said.
2023.04.01 08:53 McKayha Where's Apple Park in Cupertino? I see other new structures in my City in Calgary Canada. but I tried to go see Apple headquarters and it's missing.
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2023.04.01 07:10 veganbuttertoast how much do you pay for your inhalers?
picked up my prescription yesterday and the pharmacy was concerned about the expense. how much do you all pay for your inhalers?
for context: I am in California and I pay for my health insurance out of pocket - bronze coverage (recently upgraded from minimum coverage) from Kaiser Permanente. I just paid $130 for 1 month supply of two Alvesco inhalers (160 mcg w/ 60 metered actuations), so $65 for each inhaler.
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for context: I am in California and I pay for my health insurance out of pocket - bronze coverage (recently upgraded from minimum coverage) from Kaiser Permanente. I just paid $130 for 1 month supply of two Alvesco inhalers (160 mcg w/ 60 metered actuations), so $65 for each inhaler.
2023.04.01 05:34 Ancient_Diet7805 WAMC URM Varsity Athlete
I go to a T5 University. I know the California schools are a reach, but I wanted to give them a shot. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
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- State/Country of Residence: PA
- Ties to other States/Regions: No
- URM? (Y/N): Yes
- Year in School: Senior
- Undergraduate Major(s)/Minor(s): Neuroscience/ Chemistry
- Graduate Degrees (if applicable): No
- Cumulative GPA: 3.7
- Science GPA: 3.6
- MCAT Score(s): 512
- Research Experience: 2 years in Neuroscience lab, one poster
- Publications/Abstracts/Posters (include how you were credited e.g. first author, second author, etc.): No
- Clinical Experience (paid or volunteer): EMT and Doula
- Physician Shadowing: 100 hours
- Non-Clinical Volunteering: N/A
- Other Extracurricular Activities: Varsity Athlete, Lab assistant, COVID Testing Site Administrator, Research Assistant, Research assistant training program, Research summer internship, Education program, teaching assistant
- Other Employment History: N/A
- Immediate family members in medicine? (Y/N): No
- Specialty of Interest (if applicable): No
- Interest in Primary Care (Y/N): No
- Interest in Rural Health (Y/N): No
- Medical School List:
- University of Miami
- Perelman School of Medicine
- Pennsylvania State University
- Temple University
- Jefferson
- UCLA
- Emory University
- Stanford
- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
- Kaiser Permanente
- Wake Forest
- Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California
- Brown University
- Georgetown
- UC San Diego
- University of Arizona Phoenix
- Morehouse School of Medicine
- Howard University
- Meharry Medical College
- University of Pittsburgh
- University of Central Florida
- Dartmouth
- Tulane University School of Medicine
- Duke University School of Medicine
- University of California San Francisco
- Virginia Commonwealth University
- Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
- George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
- Drexel College of Medicine
- Mayo Clinic
- New York Medical College
- Charles Drew College of Medicine
2023.03.31 22:47 KathyBlakk Kaiser Permanente is like joining a club that doesn't want you to show up
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2023.03.31 20:15 labboy70 Disparaging names for Kaiser Permanente
What are some disparaging names you’ve heard for KP?
I’ll start: Kaiser Permadeadly
Killer Kaiser
Kaiser Excremente
Kaiser Morgue (for the original Kaiser on Morse Ave in Sacramento)
Add ones you’ve heard of or use in the comments.
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I’ll start: Kaiser Permadeadly
Killer Kaiser
Kaiser Excremente
Kaiser Morgue (for the original Kaiser on Morse Ave in Sacramento)
Add ones you’ve heard of or use in the comments.
2023.03.31 14:41 PritchettRobert506 [HIRING] 25 Jobs in MD Hiring Now!
2023.03.31 12:45 disjointed_chameleon I think I might be done. Tired of being treated like trash by spouse.
I think I might be done.
TLDBLUF: Shitty marriage. Anger issues, diagnosed but untreated ADHD, history of alcoholism, chronic unemployment, etc. Don't know if/when to pull the plug and call it quits.
I've been married eight (almost nine) years. There's been endless and excessive issues/water under the bridge, whatever you want to call it. The alcoholism. The anger issues. The chronic unemployment. The emotional, verbal, and psychological abuse. The EXTRAORDINARY stubbornness. The constant chip on his shoulder. He was also diagnosed with ADHD during childhood, but thanks to divorced parents with conflicting views on treatment methods, he never received any treatment. The incredibly irresponsible decision-making over the years. I could go on and on, but I'll stop there.
Below are just a few examples of the things he's done over the years that I've found deeply hurtful, painful, irresponsible, and inappropriate:
He claims all our money problems will disappear in one year from now, when he's supposedly supposed to be done with his degree. His initial graduation would have been winter 2022,which then became spring of 2023, which became summer of 2023, which became winter of 2023, and is now somehow spring of 2024, in exactly one year from this month. But, I'm not convinced. Sure, he'll be able to tick the box and say he has a degree, but aside from about ~1 year of experience between job 5 and about one year of volunteer experience, he won't really have any propeadditional experience upon graduation. Whose to say he won't still struggle with finding and maintaining employment? Given his erratic employment history the past five years, I'm also incredibly worried about his ability to find and maintain employment at all.
I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente. Yes, I've explored (at a very basic level) coverage through my employer; even though it's cheaper, the coverage isn't as comprehensive, and I've heard from colleagues that the coverage is rather iffy.
I don't know if or when to pull the plug. I feel like I'm in so deep I can no longer tell what is normal (or not), reasonable (or not) or acceptable vs. not acceptable. Increasingly, though, I sometimes wonder and feel like perhaps I'm being jerked around or taken advantage of, but I just can't tell. I feel like I've just.... grown so accustomed to the constant anger, negativity, and fluctuations from him that a lot of it has just become 'normal' to me, so to speak. I welcome any advice or guidance.
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TLDBLUF: Shitty marriage. Anger issues, diagnosed but untreated ADHD, history of alcoholism, chronic unemployment, etc. Don't know if/when to pull the plug and call it quits.
I've been married eight (almost nine) years. There's been endless and excessive issues/water under the bridge, whatever you want to call it. The alcoholism. The anger issues. The chronic unemployment. The emotional, verbal, and psychological abuse. The EXTRAORDINARY stubbornness. The constant chip on his shoulder. He was also diagnosed with ADHD during childhood, but thanks to divorced parents with conflicting views on treatment methods, he never received any treatment. The incredibly irresponsible decision-making over the years. I could go on and on, but I'll stop there.
Below are just a few examples of the things he's done over the years that I've found deeply hurtful, painful, irresponsible, and inappropriate:
- Autumn 2014-Spring 2015: physically bailed/walked out on our marriage. I can count on one hand the number of times he actually returned my phone calls or texts during this period of time. Failed to enroll me in benefits during this period of time. He was on active duty at the time, so this action was/would have been a huge violation, if I had reported it. Instead, I stayed silent, because I wasn't aware of it at the time.
- 2014-2019: excessive drinking issues. Easily (at least) one six pack per day, often more, to include wine and hard liquor too. Claims he's been clean since Autumn of 2019. The smell that emanates off his pores/skin when he sleeps says otherwise.... the smell is eerily similar to how he regularly smelled while drinking. Also claims he quit smoking years ago, but just last week, I found nicotine lozenges stashed, receipt and everything.
- February 2020: Quit his job, and didn't tell me until April. He quit his job just 2 weeks after we bought our house -- the house he insisted on buying. I was perfectly happy in our old apartment, I didn't want to buy a house. In quitting his job and then not telling me for two months, he unilaterally decided to make me the sole income earner, without asking, consulting, or informing me. Proceeded to remain out of work until the very last week of September 2020. So, out of work for approximately ~7-8 months.
- March/April 2022: Skipped out/bailed on our CPA appointment at (literally) the last minute, in favor of a last-minute gun class. Promised he'd dial in virtually, as the appointment was supposed to start at the end of the class. Failed to actually tune into the tax appointment virtually. Wouldn't answer my texts and calls for hours. I had to handle the tax appointment alone. I had scheduled the CPA appointment weeks in advance, and gave him like a minimum of 3 weeks notice. He dropped notification of the gun class on me with about 24 hours of notice, like the morning of or night before.
- March-August 2019
- February-September 2020
- August 2021-May 2022 (student at local college during this time)
- October 2022-Present
- Job 1 (March-April 2018, lasted about 3-4 weeks)
- Job 2 (April 2018-March 2019, let go/terminated from this job)
- Job 3 (lasted about 3 weeks)
- Job 4 (lasted about 10 months, quit this job)
- Job 5 (lasted 5 months, he was terminated)
- Offered a job about one or two weeks ago, turned it down due to unpredictable hours. He turned it down with my blessing/approval, because I was/am trying to be accommodating of his school schedule and coursework. FYI: his schooling is all online, and he only takes 2 classes per semester, so it's not like schooling is truly a full-time gig for him. He could easily manage a job and school, if he had the skills/willingess/ability to do so.
He claims all our money problems will disappear in one year from now, when he's supposedly supposed to be done with his degree. His initial graduation would have been winter 2022,which then became spring of 2023, which became summer of 2023, which became winter of 2023, and is now somehow spring of 2024, in exactly one year from this month. But, I'm not convinced. Sure, he'll be able to tick the box and say he has a degree, but aside from about ~1 year of experience between job 5 and about one year of volunteer experience, he won't really have any propeadditional experience upon graduation. Whose to say he won't still struggle with finding and maintaining employment? Given his erratic employment history the past five years, I'm also incredibly worried about his ability to find and maintain employment at all.
I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente. Yes, I've explored (at a very basic level) coverage through my employer; even though it's cheaper, the coverage isn't as comprehensive, and I've heard from colleagues that the coverage is rather iffy.
I don't know if or when to pull the plug. I feel like I'm in so deep I can no longer tell what is normal (or not), reasonable (or not) or acceptable vs. not acceptable. Increasingly, though, I sometimes wonder and feel like perhaps I'm being jerked around or taken advantage of, but I just can't tell. I feel like I've just.... grown so accustomed to the constant anger, negativity, and fluctuations from him that a lot of it has just become 'normal' to me, so to speak. I welcome any advice or guidance.
2023.03.31 12:06 disjointed_chameleon I think I might be done.
I've been married eight (almost nine) years. There's been endless and excessive issues/water under the bridge, whatever you want to call it. The alcoholism. The anger issues. The chronic unemployment. The emotional, verbal, and psychological abuse. The EXTRAORDINARY stubbornness. The constant chip on his shoulder. He was also diagnosed with ADHD during childhood, but thanks to divorced parents with conflicting views on treatment methods, he never received any treatment. The incredibly irresponsible decision-making over the years. I could go on and on, but I'll stop there.
I've been the quintessential wife through all of it. I've never given him a hard time about any of it. I've been nothing but kind, supportive, compassionate, patient, understanding, flexible, and more. I've gone above and beyond in so many ways to try and help, to no avail. I'm tired, though. I don't know that I can take much more of him, if at all. I feel broken, abused, and mistreated. I'm really starting to wonder if he's just taking advantage of me. I'm so tired of being treated like trash.
I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast, Mid-Atlantic/Northeastern area. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente.
Thoughts? Ideas? Recommendations? I'm open to any advice or guidance. Thanks in advance.
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I've been the quintessential wife through all of it. I've never given him a hard time about any of it. I've been nothing but kind, supportive, compassionate, patient, understanding, flexible, and more. I've gone above and beyond in so many ways to try and help, to no avail. I'm tired, though. I don't know that I can take much more of him, if at all. I feel broken, abused, and mistreated. I'm really starting to wonder if he's just taking advantage of me. I'm so tired of being treated like trash.
I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast, Mid-Atlantic/Northeastern area. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente.
Thoughts? Ideas? Recommendations? I'm open to any advice or guidance. Thanks in advance.
2023.03.31 00:36 disjointed_chameleon I think I might be done.
I've been married eight (almost nine) years. There's been endless and excessive issues/water under the bridge, whatever you want to call it. The alcoholism. The anger issues. The chronic unemployment. The emotional, verbal, and psychological abuse. The EXTRAORDINARY stubbornness. The constant chip on his shoulder. He was also diagnosed with ADHD during childhood, but thanks to divorced parents with conflicting views on treatment methods, he never received any treatment. The incredibly irresponsible decision-making over the years. I could go on and on, but I'll stop there.
I've been the quintessential wife through all of it. I've never given him a hard time about any of it. I've been nothing but kind, supportive, compassionate, patient, understanding, flexible, and more. I've gone above and beyond in so many ways to try and help, to no avail. I'm tired, though. I don't know that I can take much more of him, if at all. I feel broken, abused, and mistreated. I'm really starting to wonder if he's just taking advantage of me. I'm so tired of being treated like trash.
I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast, Mid-Atlantic/Northeastern area. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente.
Thoughts? Ideas? Recommendations? I'm open to any advice or guidance. Thanks in advance.
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I've been the quintessential wife through all of it. I've never given him a hard time about any of it. I've been nothing but kind, supportive, compassionate, patient, understanding, flexible, and more. I've gone above and beyond in so many ways to try and help, to no avail. I'm tired, though. I don't know that I can take much more of him, if at all. I feel broken, abused, and mistreated. I'm really starting to wonder if he's just taking advantage of me. I'm so tired of being treated like trash.
I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast, Mid-Atlantic/Northeastern area. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente.
Thoughts? Ideas? Recommendations? I'm open to any advice or guidance. Thanks in advance.
2023.03.31 00:24 disjointed_chameleon I think I might be done.
Married eight (almost nine) years. There's been endless and excessive issues/water under the bridge whatever you want to call it. The alcoholism. The anger issues. The chronic unemployment. The emotional, verbal, and psychological abuse. The EXTRAORDINARY stubbornness. The constant chip on his shoulder. He was also diagnosed with ADHD during childhood, but thanks to divorced parents with conflicting views on treatment methods, he never received any treatment. I could go on and on, but I'll stop there.
I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast, Mid-Atlantic/Northeastern area. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente.
Thoughts? Ideas? Recommendations? Whether related to health insurance or divorce suggestions or anything else, I'm open to any advice or guidance. Thanks in advance.
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I've been the breadwinnesole income earner since 2018. I currently make right around 100K/year. We own a house. No kids. Just a dog. I'm in my late 20's, he's early 30's. He's a veteran, and still part-time in the military. The only dilemma: health insurance. I've had an autoimmune condition since childhood. I'm on daily, weekly, and monthly immunotherapy meds. I live in the US, where the health insurance circumstances are pretty shitty, from everything I've heard/read about. I'm based on the east coast, Mid-Atlantic/Northeastern area. I've done some digging on the health insurance exchange marketplace site. The only platinum level plan (which I can thankfully afford) seems to be Kaiser Permanente.
Thoughts? Ideas? Recommendations? Whether related to health insurance or divorce suggestions or anything else, I'm open to any advice or guidance. Thanks in advance.
2023.03.30 12:17 PritchettRobert506 [HIRING] 25 Jobs in MD Hiring Now!
2023.03.30 03:31 WhoPotassium Reapplicant School List Review
Hi everyone! I applied to 21 MD schools last year and got 3 II but unfortunately no A. I figure I applied a little top-heavy last year so I'm looking to update my school list. My current school list for 2023-2024 can be found below. I would greatly appreciate any help. Feel free to suggest any additions, removals, etc. Thanks!
Academics: MCAT: 521 (132/129/128/132) GPA: 3.96 Major: Bioengineering Minor: Chemistry
Personal: ORM - White WA Resident 1 Gap Year Interest in Ortho due to personal and professional history
Experience: Clinical: - Clinical Assistant: 250 hrs + (2000 hrs projected) - Clinical Research Assistant (Ortho): 600 hrs. No pub but received acknowledgment in paper - Not sure if relevant but had a life-threatening personal injury and went through year-long+ recovery process where I was in various healthcare settings
Volunteering: - Global Health Org: 150 hrs - Tutoring Underserved: 120 hrs - Tutoring: 100 hrs - Volunteering: 80 hrs
Shadowing: - 50 hrs (ortho, oculoplastic, ophthalmology)
Research: - Undergraduate Research: 600 hrs (middle author pub with a journal impact factor of 5-6) - Senior Design Project: ~200 hrs - Biotech Industry Research: 500 hrs
Leadership: - President of pre-health peer advising program - Professional Engineering Fraternity: 400 hrs - Biomedical Engineering Society: 200 hrs - RA: 250 hrs
Hobby: Rock Climbing - 1000 Hours
LOR: Chemistry Professor Bioengineering ProfessoResearch Professor Humanities Professor Physician - Clinical Research Pre-med Advisor (faculty advisor for pre-health advising program)
School List Factors: ~30 Schools Not too top heavy Location - Preference for Urban/Blue areas
School List (28): Johns Hopkins Columbia Yale WashU St. Louis Northwestern University of Virginia Hofstra Mount Sinai University of Pittsburgh Boston Michigan USC UC Irvine Kaiser UCSF UCSD Emory Ohio State Albert Einstein Cincinnati UMass Colorado Jefferson Tufts Hackensack UW Drexel WSU
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Academics: MCAT: 521 (132/129/128/132) GPA: 3.96 Major: Bioengineering Minor: Chemistry
Personal: ORM - White WA Resident 1 Gap Year Interest in Ortho due to personal and professional history
Experience: Clinical: - Clinical Assistant: 250 hrs + (2000 hrs projected) - Clinical Research Assistant (Ortho): 600 hrs. No pub but received acknowledgment in paper - Not sure if relevant but had a life-threatening personal injury and went through year-long+ recovery process where I was in various healthcare settings
Volunteering: - Global Health Org: 150 hrs - Tutoring Underserved: 120 hrs - Tutoring: 100 hrs - Volunteering: 80 hrs
Shadowing: - 50 hrs (ortho, oculoplastic, ophthalmology)
Research: - Undergraduate Research: 600 hrs (middle author pub with a journal impact factor of 5-6) - Senior Design Project: ~200 hrs - Biotech Industry Research: 500 hrs
Leadership: - President of pre-health peer advising program - Professional Engineering Fraternity: 400 hrs - Biomedical Engineering Society: 200 hrs - RA: 250 hrs
Hobby: Rock Climbing - 1000 Hours
LOR: Chemistry Professor Bioengineering ProfessoResearch Professor Humanities Professor Physician - Clinical Research Pre-med Advisor (faculty advisor for pre-health advising program)
School List Factors: ~30 Schools Not too top heavy Location - Preference for Urban/Blue areas
School List (28): Johns Hopkins Columbia Yale WashU St. Louis Northwestern University of Virginia Hofstra Mount Sinai University of Pittsburgh Boston Michigan USC UC Irvine Kaiser UCSF UCSD Emory Ohio State Albert Einstein Cincinnati UMass Colorado Jefferson Tufts Hackensack UW Drexel WSU
2023.03.30 02:19 mike0476 Shit just got real. Go Kings and light the beam!
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2023.03.30 01:07 RobotTomPeterson Kaiser Permanente will continue to require masks in hospitals after state lifts mandate
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2023.03.29 19:46 rrmdp 📢 Kaiser Permanente is hiring a Service Representative - Ambulatory Services!
submitted by rrmdp to jobboardsearch [link] [comments]2023.03.29 19:46 rrmdp 📢 Kaiser Permanente is hiring a Advanced Urgent Care RN - Bellevue - 10K SOB, 7a-7p!
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submitted by rrmdp to jobboardsearch [link] [comments]2023.03.29 19:46 rrmdp 📢 Kaiser Permanente is hiring a LVN - Outpatient - Riverside Med Center - Family Medicine-Nurse Clinic (On Call)!
submitted by rrmdp to jobboardsearch [link] [comments]2023.03.29 19:46 rrmdp 📢 Kaiser Permanente is hiring a Psychiatric Technician!
submitted by rrmdp to jobboardsearch [link] [comments]2023.03.29 19:46 rrmdp 📢 Kaiser Permanente is hiring a Hospital Aide!
submitted by rrmdp to jobboardsearch [link] [comments]2023.03.29 19:45 rrmdp 📢 Kaiser Permanente is hiring a Physical Therapist Outpatient Pelvic Health - Female, Male, Transgendered!
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